For employers just as much as for workers, part-time employment has its costs as well as its benefits.
The union, which represents more than 10,000 janitors, is demanding that many of the workers' part-time shifts be converted to full-time jobs with health insurance.
Thus, a Roth is particularly attractive for young workers, part-time temporary workers and others in relatively low tax brackets who expect to be in a higher bracket when the assets are withdrawn.
The lack of paid vacation and paid holidays is particularly acute for low-wage workers, part-time workers, and for employees of small businesses.
Symptoms were most prevalent among those with the greatest opportunity for exposure (dedicated spray painters) and least among office workers; part-time painters had intermediate rates.
There are precarious workers, part-time workers, unemployed people, unemployed people on benefits; there are retirees, teachers, small businessman and craftspeople and artisans.
We'll have social workers, part-time nurses, case managers, maybe a substance abuse counselor or vocational counselor, all on site.
In response to Obamacare, Darden Restaurants, the parent company of Olive Garden and Red Lobster, tested making some workers part-time last year, according to the Associated Press.
After the move garnered bad publicity, the chain decided not to make full-time workers part-time, but has not ruled out a broader shift toward part-time work, according to the AP.
Individual state exemptions for seasonal agricultural workers, home care workers, domestic workers, part-time workers, contractors, immigrant workers, employees of small companies and all other special categories should be removed.
