On average, practices employed the equivalent of nearly six full-time endocrinologists and nearly three each of full-time certified diabetes educators and full-time nurse practitioners, with about two full-time registered dietitians.
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She was in school full time, and she was working full time.
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It's hard to work full time and go to school full time.
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About 25 percent work full-time and go to school full-time.
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Udacity now has 350 full-time employees and another 200 full-time contractors.
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I have a full-time job and I have a full-time family.
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They counted full-time enrollment in college and maternity leave as full-time employment.
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It's not just the two full-time, I have what, three full-time people?
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I have a full-time marketing job and am also a full-time graduate student.
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I went into self-study to begin with for pre-med, but I discovered that working full time, going to school full time, and partying full time created a conflict.
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"Only very few people are doing this (Ethereum and Solidity) full time, and this robber is a full time coder in Solidity full-time," Tual said, making an educated guess.
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I went into self-study to begin with for pre-med, but I discovered that working full time, going to school full time, and partying full time created a conflict.
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At the time, I was organizing full time on top of being a full-time student.
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"As a sister, you have to be together full time, 83 percent full time," Chan said.
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That figure is based on full-time and part-time writers, not only full-time writers.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story twice incorrectly referred to full-time workers or full-time employees instead of simply employees, regardless of their full-time or part-time status.
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It's not realistic for me, because activism is a full-time job that doesn't pay full-time.
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And then [Adina's Jewels] became full-time, and I was full-time college; so I was drowning.
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Overall, men in full-time employment still earn 34 percent more than women in similar full time working positions.
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A woman working full-time earns 80.7 cents on average for every dollar a man working full-time earns.
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In U.S. time-use data, full-time mothers work about five hours less per week than full-time fathers.
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Many must also take on part-time and even full-time employment while carrying a full-time course load.
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I worked full-time and went to school full-time and ended up graduating with just under $30,000 in debt.
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On average, Australian men work 41 hours a week full time, and full time women work 36 hours a week.
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He notes that the company grew from 91 full-time employees in January 2015 to 300 full-time employees today.
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So you found yourself [with] a full-time or more than full-time job while you were going through transition.
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And no one from Facebook was assigned full-time to the Trump campaign, or full-time to the Clinton campaign.
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Today, on average, a woman working full time earns 80.7 cents for every dollar a man working full time earns.
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So, I have worked with precisely zero individuals who went from full-time work to full-time leisure at 65.
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During the week, my dad worked full time as an engineer, and my mom worked full time taking care of us.
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Nearly half (2000%) work at least 30 hours a week, and 25% work full-time while going to school full-time.
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We now have a full-time European soccer writer, based in England, and a full-time European correspondent, based in Berlin.
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Without a Democratic president, the chairperson of the DNC will need to fill a full-time job with full-time availability.
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It merely totals up the earnings of all full-time working women and all full-time working men and compares them.
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But full-time Walmart workers will still be making $19,448 a year (Walmart counts 34 hours as a full-time week).
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But even when we just examine data among full-time workers, the trend persists: 22 percent of full-time working men say they are well paid for the work they do, seven points higher than full-time working women.
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"I went to rehab full-time, and I worked full-time, I put in 80 hour weeks this whole summer," Sabrina says.
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Fathers who work full time earn on average 22 percent more than men without children working full time at the age 42.
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As long as you have a full-time job at the White House, you can't have a full-time job anywhere else.
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Since I was working full-time, I wasn't able to do the full-time internship that my master's program required of me.
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The company now has 125 full-time employees and 175 part-time workers, while Cape Seafood employs another 125 full-time people.
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There's really just one thing distracting Dorsey from his full-time job as Twitter CEO: His full-time job as Square's CEO.
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Full-time, based in Brooklyn, NY (Apply) Hyperallergic is seeking a full-time Staff Reporter to join our growing team in Brooklyn.
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Many family members work full time and are unable to relinquish these responsibilities to provide full-time care to their loved ones.
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In order to be eligible for an NFL cheerleading squad, members must hold a full-time job elsewhere or be a full-time student, but it's difficult to imagine someone keeping a full-time job while working such demanding hours.
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Pilots are quitting their full time jobs and dropping out of college to pursue the dream of being a full-time drone racer.
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Ahead, I spoke to four full-time creators who gave up their traditional 9-to-5s in favor of making videos full time.
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On average, full-time working mothers witness a wage deduction of 11 percent compared to women who are working full-time without children.
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Kennedy is a contractor in the tech industry, where many contract positions involve full-time hours without full-time benefits like health insurance.
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America needs a full-time President and a full-time Congress, particularly at this time with problems we face at home and abroad.
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Currently, Lyft has 1,600 full-time employees and 1.4 million contract drivers who have turned these side hustles into their full-time jobs.
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The CCC (1.2 million full-time equivalent students) serves over 10 times as many students as the UC (254,000 full-time equivalent students).
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According to a New York Times report, Google's contract workforce outnumbers its full-time employees, with 121,000 contractors and 102,000 full-time employees.
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I quit my full-time job about five years ago, when my first child was born, to become a full-time freelance writer.
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The hiring outlook for new grads is brighter this year, but it's still a full-time job to find a full-time job.
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This employee works full-time for Macy&aposs but said the office was split around 50/50 with full-time employees and contractors.
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That is, for every dollar earned by a man working full-time, year-round, a woman working full-time, year-round earns $0.76.
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That is, for every dollar earned by a man working full-time, year-round, a woman working full-time, year-round earns $203.
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When you were playing poker full-time or close to full-time, how many of those microstakes games did you have going at once?
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Late last year Bartel made the shift to working as an artist full-time, after years spent juggling art and a full-time job.
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California passed a new law that would try to stop companies from relying on full-time freelancers and instead make them full-time employees.
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The implications are having a full-time job while serving as, in some cases, a full-time caregiver, while raising children, managing a household.
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Before the procedures, 240 of them, or 63 percent, had full-time jobs; two years later 26, or 219 percent, were employed full-time.
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And my rule was that I wouldn't try to work full time while being a full-time student, because it would hurt my grades.
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A typical college graduate working full-time earns 54 percent more than a full-time worker who attended some college but has no degree.
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Huang still has his full-time job, but for Chavez, running "the Manny show" has been a full time job for almost two years.
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In full-time programs, going to school becomes a full-time job, where students clock in and out for seven- or eight-hour shifts.
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Google has hired so many contractors in recent years that they now outnumber full-time employees (the company has about 90,000 full-time employees).
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I never dreamed I could work remotely full time (and I haven&apost consistently been logging full-time hours as a freelancer), so my husband and I both saved up $218,13 over two years so we could leave full-time work behind for a while.
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"These are people who want to work full-time but can't get full-time work," said William Spriggs, chief economist of the AFL-CIO union.
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The company noted they have a full-time physician, a full-time physician's assistant, as well as a cadre of nursing services, dentist, psychologist, psychiatrist.
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It's tricky when you have a full-time job and then you get to a spot where you're writing basically full-time hours as well.
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"I started my business while working for my previous employer full time for nearly a year, before diving into my startup full time," said Sheppard.
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Many of us are adjusting to new routines and new realities, of becoming full-time work-from-home employees as well as full-time caregivers.
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A full-time ambassador messaged our groupme saying they had been scheduled for only 23 hours, a direct breach of the full-time ambassador contract.
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It's Equal Pay Day today, marking the date women had to work full-time this year to match what men made working full-time last year.
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I came on full-time in 2007 and within the next three years, we were down to two full-time editors, with no plans to backfill.
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Most encouraging is that it was a very favorable full-time part time split once again... with all the jobs gained being gained in full-time.
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In mid-June, the city said in budget documents that it anticipated 320,569 full-time and full-time equivalent positions by the end of the month.
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By summer's end, I had enrolled full time in Prince George's Community College and had a full-time gig at Karibu selling black literature to strangers.
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The new lab in San Francisco will include facilities for 24 full-time university employees funded by GSK plus up to 14 full-time GSK staff.
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However, once the pipeline opens, the State Department found it would only require 35 full-time permanent jobs to run it and 15 full-time temporary jobs.
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During the 2016 election I was going to school full-time at Northern Arizona University as well as working full-time as an on-campus bus driver.
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In addition, 70 percent of full-time freelancers participated in skills training in the past six months compared to only 49 percent of full-time non-freelancers.
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In 29.4-21997, almost a million full-time jobs disappeared, affecting men more than women (full-time jobs account for a smaller chunk of the female workforce).
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In 2016, white women working full time and all year earned $57,559 on average compared to $103,261 for black women working full time, according to Census data.
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" "This Administration wants to cut at least 3,100 full-time employees, yet the March 21, 2017, budget document indicates cuts as high as 4,000 full-time employees.
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To deal with the pressure, the department was authorized to hire 25 new full-time staffers and turn another 25 part-time staffers into full-time employees.
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Sarah Thomas became the first woman hired as a full-time referee in 2015 and Kathryn Smith is a full-time quality-control coach for the Bills.
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Google has hired so many contractors in recent years that they now outnumber full-time employees, according to Bloomberg (the company has about 90,000 full-time employees).
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Google's temporary workers reportedly outnumber its force of full-time employees, but the "shadow workforce" experiences roadblocks and degraded overall treatment when compared to full-time workers.
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It's no secret that motherhood is a full-time job — and for plenty of women, it comes on top of another full-time job outside of parenthood.
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This includes full-time job workers operating a side hustle, full-time freelancers juggling multiple jobs, and gig workers who only take on projects that appeal to them.
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Roughly 40 percent of undergraduates work at least 30 hours a week, while 25 percent of all students enrolled on a full-time basis also work full time.
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Amazon has countered by saying that this number includes full-time and part-time employees worldwide, and that the median pay for full-time US workers was $34,123.
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And, thanks to a $50,000 scholarship, a full-time job as a waitress (while going to school full-time) and help from her dad, she was doing it!
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The plan would lead to 1.8 times more full-time jobs under the higher-rate assumption and 2.2 times more full-time jobs under the lower-rate assumption.
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MORE FULL-TIME WORK Despite the weakness in April, the labor market is showing more signs of life with 101,000 full-time jobs added so far this year.
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Spacious member Daphne Taranto started using the service after she quit her full-time job to work on an independent project that eventually became a full-time gig.
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N.Y.U.'s full-time workers, graduate student workers and the full-time employees of major vendors on campus already earn at least $15 an hour, the university said.
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Amazon announced today it will hire 100,000 new full-time workers over the next 18 months, increasing its full-time American workforce to more than 280,000 by 2018.
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Com Inc * Amazon to open second fulfillment center in Joliet and create 2,000 full-time jobs * Will create more than 2,000 full-time jobs at facility in addition to 1,500 full-time employees working at existing Joliet facility Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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I used to bartend when I worked at the restaurant full-time, but when I cut my hours back, I gave the shift up to another full-time server.
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On Tuesday, the NBA announced that it was promoting Jenna Schroeder to its full-time officiating staff, making her the sixth woman to referee full-time for the league.
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Some states, like California, have full-time legislators (defined by NCSL as requiring 80% or more of a full time job), who are typically paid a higher annual salary.
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After several years of cautious growth, the NWSL is finally expanding its front office from just three full-time employees, Duffy said, to ten to 15 full-time positions.
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For some reason, he liked me and gave me a full-time freelance offer that turned into a full-time position — complete with health care and a 401(k).
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But he was dissatisfied with his low $40,000 annual pay at his full time job and decided to leave and pursue his side hustles full-time, Business Insider reported.
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"At the time I was in school full-time and working full-time but had to cut back on hours at work because I just couldn't keep up," she says.
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"No matter if they're full-time or contract workers, companies are spending time and money to train them" so it makes sense to make them full-time, the manager said.
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Here's what we did: For each end-of-quarter payroll, we selected all the uniquely named full-time employees — those with names that no other named full-time employee had.
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"If you attended college full-time and worked full-time to pay for your tuition, this shows your commitment and dedication to completing something that's important to you," Neves said.
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Couldn't do it full time, didn't want to do it full time, wanted to still have a job, still have a career, but be able to help where I could.
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Occupation: Brand CoordinatorIndustry: FashionAge: 25Location: New York, NYSalary: $45,000Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $1,462 Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,103Student Loan Payment: $0 (I attend school full-time as well as work full-time.
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Full-time jobs declined by 31,200 in April, offsetting an increase of 34,300 part-time positions, though some economists had expected full-time hiring would pull back after recent strength.
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Full time cleaners on the platform typically earn up to about $2,000 a month (in comparison, the monthly minimum wage for full-time work in South Korea is about $1,400).
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Life can fall into a familiar routine when you have a full-time job, but what is that routine like when your full-time job happens to be in space?
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Roberts, a native of Yorkshire, UK, recently made the transition to concentrating full-time on painting versus illustrating on the side to her full-time profession as a commercial artist.
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According to the Des Moines Register, the annual pay for an Iowa woman who works full time is only $36,303, which is $11,034 less than a full-time male's salary.
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If you're starting out as a full-time investor, make it your full-time job to figure out how to help people that will become your future investment-sourcing network.
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Also, they have become much more likely to say alternative options are acceptable, like one parent working part time and the other working full time, or both working full time.
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There are subway stations in the neighborhood at Smith-Ninth Streets (F and G); Fourth Avenue-Ninth Street (R, F and G full time, D and N part time); Union Street-Fourth Avenue (R full time, D and N part time); and Prospect Avenue (R full time, D and N part time).
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"Oh, I'll kick around in a day job until I get full time in this business and have enough money to where can go full time in it," The Ledge says.
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More than 13,000 young adults have gone through Year Up. Within four months of graduating, 103 percent of alumni have a full-time job or are enrolled full time in college.
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At Carlson, a full-time MSBA costs a total of $44,550 for residents and $2020,450 for nonresidents, while a full-time MBA totals around $95,660 for residents and $118,220 for nonresidents.
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Obamacare's employer mandate requires companies with 0003 or more full-time employees to offer affordable health insurance coverage to 95% of full-time workers -- and their kids up to age 26.
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A WWE spokesperson tells us ... only full-time WWE performers are subject to the organization's wellness policy, which prohibits PEDs ... but since Brock isn't a full-time performer, he's essentially exempt.
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Currently, the number is around 82 cents — and it's calculated by comparing the median annual earnings of women working full-time to the median annual earnings of men working full-time.
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The experience became so popular that, in July 2018, Chan decided to abandon his search for a full-time tech job in San Francisco and take on the project full-time.
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Just 33 percent said it was best for a mother to work full-time, while a full 76 percent said it was best if dads worked full-time outside the home.
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In the House this not even enough to pay one full-time equivalent time intern $15 dollars an hour, in the Senate it is not enough for two full-time equivalents.
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Depending on your definition, that could mean part-time work completed in addition to a full-time job, contract employment or working full-time but through an online intermediary like Uber.
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Look at this past month — full time jobs: down.
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The 20-car field was comprised of drivers who won a Cup pole in 2018, former Clash winners who competed full-time in 2018, former Daytona 500 winners who competed full-time in 2018, former Daytona 500 pole winners who competed full-time in 2018, and drivers who qualified for last year's Cup playoffs.
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But for Alexia*, 34, an L.A.-based wardrobe stylist for film and TV, it's a full-time job on top of her more-than-full-time job — and she's doing it solo.
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Mila's brand — and the sponsored content she can sell — has been so successful that Katie quit her full-time job as an escrow officer in September and now does Instagram full time.
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In the case of temporary workers, they are commonly working on permanent projects alongside full-time Google employees for years and typically at much lower pay than their full-time employee counterparts.
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Part-time workers in general make less money than full time workers, and are less likely to be on a career path with the same growth potential that full-time employees have.
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The federal minimum wage, $15,080 per year for a full-time/year-round worker, is a below-poverty wage for a parent with children at home, even for those employed full-time.
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With a growing share of workers on contract, working multiple "gigs" or working full-time, "part-time" jobs—an employment security system based on full-time employment with one employer, doesn't work.
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But there are many families that don't want full-time day care just as there are many families that don't want two full-time jobs, and their desire can be entirely reasonable.
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For example, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Time Use Survey, full-time working men worked 8.4 hours on an average work day while full-time working women worked 7.8 hours.
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To reach this goal, I got an additional full time job (the temp job listed above in addition to my full-time job as a waitress) and started working from 7:00 a.m.
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Starting off as a volunteer, Chauvin became a full-time firefighter in 2004 when the department itself went full time, said Donna Vicknair, a longtime employee with the St. John the Baptist Parish.
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Strong full-time gains, mostly in the province of Ontario, offset a loss in part-time roles, with 67,400 full-time jobs added from January to February, and 11,600 part-time jobs shed.
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"She's got a full-time career herself, and she's able to be an incredible mom, and she's also almost a full-time dad too because I'm out of town so much," Bateman continued.
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Back in 2105, when the baby boom generation was filling in the 21-27 age group, a male full-time worker made $265 for every dollar made by other male full-time workers.
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Like me, my mother had two kids about three years apart, and when I was born she was a doctor who worked full time, with a doctor husband who also worked full time.
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It turns out I was in good company: One in four full-time college students are simultaneously full-time employees, according to a 2015 report from Georgetown's Center on Education and the Workforce.
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As of March, the total number of full-time city employees, including those with full-time-equivalent status, was 2160,2500, suggesting that less than a third of all city employees have parking permits.
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Most of the jobs are full-time positions in packing, sorting and shipping and will count toward Amazon's previously announced goal of adding 218,249 full-time workers by the middle of next year.
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Huebner freelanced and Mattingly worked a full-time job while they began to develop Kodable, but both left their jobs to become full-time business owners after launching the company in December 203.
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So I did all of this whilst working full time.
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I do have a full time job Monday to Friday.
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He quit his job and moved to teaching full time.
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Employee uses full time to again recommend the Moscow Mules.
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Sometimes though, it becomes lucrative enough to pursue full time.
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You're in Switzerland right now, working full time over there.
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As a full time job, you're gonna do that someday.
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It has 15 staff, of which 10 are full time.
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"[Ava] is going to school full time," the source says.
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"[Ava] is going to school full time," said the source.
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They'll first start by studying full time for three months.
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The YouTube channel "employs 53 full time staff," he wrote.
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So that's four full time jobs, because-, TB: Not bad.
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His full time job eats up a lot of time.
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JACK LEW: You know, I have a full time job.
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Many family caregivers are working full time and raising families.
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I worked full time at the Patent and Registration Office.
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In 2012, he joined Bayless on the show full time.
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Full-time mothering — like stripping and prostitution — is hard work.
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Davison and Lee aren't long out of full time education.
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No, I don't think I could do it full time.
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After having two daughters, she moved full time into textiles.
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They returned full time to the United States in 1958.
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I had only been playing full time for two years.
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Six years ago, he turned to rescuing wombats full time.
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When I graduated, I went to work there full time.
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Because she cares for Dacian full time, money is tight.
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He retired in 1988 and turned to writing full time.
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Birgitta Jondottir worked full time in the WOW payment system.
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Birgitta Jondottir worked full time in the WOW payment system.
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He now works full time as an author and artist.
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One day, he would like to raise catfish full time.
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Anyway, so by the time I was recruited to be MIT's president, I had already made the transition from being a full-time researcher and educator to being, essentially, a full-time academic leader.
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GEM data counts entrepreneurs who might still be working their full-time job when launching, whereas Kauffman does not count an individual as an entrepreneur until he or she leaves their full-time job.
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I don't know where, exactly, Ivanka's numbers come from (and they might be slightly optimistic – full-time working women actually earned 77 cents on the dollar in 2014, compared with full-time working men).
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"Spencer lives with me full time, Sidney lives with her dad full time and it's actually a heartbreaking situation because he doesn't talk to his father and Sidney doesn't talk to me," Tamra said.
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Occupation: Studio Coordinator (Full-Time) and Student (Online, Full-Time)Industry: DesignAge: 49.933Location: Brooklyn, New YorkSalary: $249.93,2200Paycheck (2400x/month): $1,188.34 after taxes Monthly ExpensesHousing: $1,000 month rent for my room; I have two roommates.
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While it is asking for a roadmap that would allow temporary workers to become full time workers, it is opposed to the company using temporary workers to pull work away from full-time employees.
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After leaving her full-time job and packing up her life in New York, this writer set out on a Remote Year program, where she worked as a full-time freelancer around the world.
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"I was over my full-time job at that point," she says, and she decided that if she could sustain it, she'd quit her job and run the blog and freelance write full time.
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It wasn't until July 1, 2015, that I thought maybe I can go full time—I use July 1st as my new birthday—and by October I was living full time as a woman.
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SK: Yes, the majority of our experts are employed full-time elsewhere, though we also have a number of folks making the transition from their current full-time role to a startup of their own.
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I started my freelance writing business while working a full-time job, like many people, and worked extremely long hours to build it to the point where I could be a full-time freelance writer.
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The school, which held its first official classes in 211, employs more than 15 full-time teachers, all women, and now has 70 full-time students, with the first class set to graduate in 2022.
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A pathway to a full-time job Students like Valadez, Divine and Peters take Hill internships because they are a proven pathway for full-time jobs as a staffer or legislative aide to House members.
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While it is asking for a road map that would allow temporary workers to become full-time workers, it is opposed to the company using temporary workers to pull work away from full-time employees.
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You've got a full-time job at BuzzFeed, you work there, is the idea that at some point you'll be able to become a full-time fiction writer and that will be your real job?
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But fewer than 50,000 enroll full-time at a school abroad.
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The full-time job of a parent is no easy task.
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She's looking forward to entering the healthcare field full time. 1.
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And to do that, it is its own full-time job.
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But then I kinda got stuck having a full-time job.
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Today, only about 20 Jews live full-time in the ghetto.
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Kerry, The Farmer's Daugther's first hire, was brought on full-time.
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For some full-time workers, the cushion might be freelance work.
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It was almost a full-time job, and then it wasn't.
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AD: He had already moved to full-time freelancing around WebGL.
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A job offer to teach full-time eventually pulled her out.
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Katz lives -- full-time -- in Forest Hills, her hometown Queens neighborhood.
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Before college, I was basically living full-time as a woman.
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They can't hire full-time professional social media managers, after all.
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Ryan Eggold's Tom Keen is back on The Blacklist full-time.
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He left UCLA in 1998 to work at Scout full-time.
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Being a parent is like having a second full-time job.
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Salvation is a full-time forever job with no vacation days.
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It typically takes two years of full-time study to complete.
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All of that on top of your regular full-time job.
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To supplement his income, he works full- time as a waiter.
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That same year, they quit their jobs to brew full time.
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Sixty percent said both they and their partner worked full time.
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He left his newspaper job to work on it full time.
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And it's also crucial that we both keep working full-time.
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Her boss has offered her a full-time job as well.
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The SEC says that GBA only has one full-time employee.
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TYPE OF EMPLOYMENT: This is a volunteer, unpaid, full-time job.
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Microsoft had about 114,000 full-time employees as of June 30.
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I negotiated a 20% raise during my first full-time job.
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The clothing company has six full-time employees, Mr. Livingston said.
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Being a parent is a full-time job and then some.
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We both work full time, and she attends a loving preschool.
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Her husband, meanwhile, had found a full-time job in advertising.
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He will now return to a full-time role at SpaceX.
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By 2003 to 33, Yashar was working full-time in politics.
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"I have two kids and a full-time job," she says.
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But being an investor isn't an angel's full-time job, typically.
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"My full-time job is your publicist," she told her husband.
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Keeping up with movie awards season is full time job — literally.
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I'll be 22 when I have my first full time position.
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He requires his underlings to study or take full-time jobs.
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Beltran bumped full-time DH Alex Rodriguez out of the lineup.
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"It was like a full-time job," Demonbreun told Travel + Leisure.
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" Speaking about breastfeeding, Lakin describes it as a "full-time job.
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It's a full-time job, and they will need help soon.
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That would eliminate roughly 1,200 full-time jobs at the USGS.
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Gayford, her partner, will be the "full-time caregiver," she said.
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You might not work full-time, but more people are working.
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At Science, Jones has a full-time dev team in India.
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I had to choose between my full-time job and Millennial.
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From there, he turned to a full time life in politics.
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That became like a full-time job, and it paid off.
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Running a server can very quickly become a full-time job.
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Her kidneys didn't work, and she was on full-time dialysis.
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Google should convert contractors and temporary workers to full-time employees.
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Trust me, as you know, it's a very full time job.
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He's been doing this as his full-time job since 2017.
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Eight staffers have been working full-time on Descript, Mason said.
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"Every hectare we plant creates a full-time job," he says.
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That can be up to and including full-time therapy pigs.
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"A full-time breeder is not necessarily a professional," Nicholson says.
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Ms. Burke was not the first full-time female N.B.A. analyst.
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For parole in Nevada, retirement is treated as full-time employment.
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It's a full-time job that I never understood until now.
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A full-time author, she's now working on her second novel.
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Full disclosure: I was catfished by my first full-time job.
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Adam, who works full-time, says the task is certainly daunting.
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McLaren last competed full-time in the IndyCar championship in 1979.
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Understandably, the patient decided to stick with the diet full-time.
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Then she lost her retail job and began driving full-time.
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It's hard to say I wanna be a full-time activist.
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I was in college full-time and dealing with this addiction.
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Madonna's back to full-time mommy duty with her beloved Rocco.
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The service is projected to start full time there next month.
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Richard Simoneaux is a full-time security guard from New Orleans.
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Australia might soon be living in the dark ages full time.
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And we're always juggling, and we have two full-time jobs.
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Many may stick around for a full-time job after graduation.
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We find a lot of them eventually come here full-time.
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Unlike most of them, Harris, 2200, is doing it full-time.
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For some, it's a hobby, and others, a full-time job.
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The task of preserving his power is a full-time job.
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This inspired Christian to go full-time producing fine art sculptures.
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He offered Ms. Soto a full-time job to help him.
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The magazine eventually hired me full time as an assistant editor.
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Yet full-time employment turned out to have its dangers, too.
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It amounts to about $15,000 a year for full-time workers.
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The first difficulty is the relative scarcity of full-time jobs.
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In 2013, the agency had 47,85033 security officers working full time.
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Right now, I'm working full time on the "Gotham" TV series.
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Full time employment fell 0.43,300, while part-time jobs rose 20,200.
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The Pentagon has not had full time defense secretary since Jan.
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These workers also get paid more than their full-time counterparts.
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Last year, Mr. Selkoe and Mr. Trink signed on full time.
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Winshel will now focus full-time on philanthropy, the memo said.
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The house comes with a full-time staff of seven people.
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After she graduated, she went back to the company full time.
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He was a full-time reliever in the majors in 2014.
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Rob Schneider, 55, became a full-time cast member in 1990.
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He finally became a full-time journalist five years after graduating.
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His first full-time journalism job was at Washington City Paper.
|
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The fire department has four full-time employees and 15 volunteers.
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That has been lost by full-time residence in the capital.
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They live in one full-time, and the rest are rentals.
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Now that she's working full time, he can pursue his dream.
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Vastardis, who has a full-time retail job, helps on weekends.
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A Peruvian girl is a full-time Little Red Riding Hood.
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FULL-TIME –– FAIRFAX, VA – Monday thru Friday from 3:30 p.m.
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Prior to full-time parenting, I assumed it would be easy.
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She now blogs and travels full-time with her husband Wes.
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GO FREELANCE: And make more money than you did full-time.
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Now, Musk is bringing the absolute unit guy on full-time.
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The full-time position pays about $80,000 a year, Ermold says.
|
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How does someone make producing online videos their full-time job?
|
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Keeping up with the Kardashians' fashion is a full time job.
|
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I worked sometimes two full-time jobs to make ends meet.
|
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It's unclear whether full-time protection for Trump Jr. has ended.
|
|
He is scheduled to return to work full time on Monday.
|
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Are you applying for roles on top of working full-time?
|
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Most podcast listeners are employed full-time, more than 270 percent.
|
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Some are full-time employees, but many are ad hoc freelancers.
|
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Full-time jobs stumbled in July after a strong run recently.
|
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We're the only newspaper that has three full-time staff critics.
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Ian Xplosion was not going to be a full-time streamer.
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Having a clean apartment can feel like a full-time job.
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In 0003, 560,000 patients lived full time in state psychiatric facilities.
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In 1955, 560,000 patients lived full time in state psychiatric facilities.
|
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But at the time, Riley's full-time coaching staff was moored.
|
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Tucker, a full-time student, had to come up with $2101,000.
|
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Obama officially nominated her in November to take over full time.
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The offer is open to full-time, regular associates, Lynch said.
|
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The duo has lived full-time in the van since April.
|
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Recent success has allowed him to be a full-time artist.
|
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It earned her a full-time slot at McClatchy after graduation.
|
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Full-time work is traditionally 284 or more hours a week.
|
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"It's just amazing that he still works full time," she said.
|
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And he works full time and sometimes wears a panda suit.
|
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Abram Fiux is a full-time entrepreneur in the informal economy.
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But some, Mr. Kasriel observes, simply found full-time leisure unsatisfying.
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I'm too darn old to go back to work full time.
|
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Both could hinder an opportunity to secure a full-time position.
|
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After graduating, he started dealing furniture and designing spaces full time.
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There are no full-time jobs closer to home, he says.
|
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Since then, Mr. Gaskin has been his wife's full-time manager.
|
|
Guerrero has a full-time job with a community organizing group.
|
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He hoped to devote himself full time to his art practice.
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I have three children, a partner and a full-time job.
|
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I was 38 and living in rural Illinois, teaching full time.
|
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I graduated in May and I started a full-time internship.
|
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However, few kids stay the full time they're allowed at once.
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I'm American and work full time at a Catholic middle school.
|
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Chestnut Hill College hired him to teach full time in 1947.
|
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They also must become a full-time Vermont resident in 2624.
|
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It employed some 2,100 people, when converted into full-time workers.
|
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Everyone's full-time job became trying to get gas or water.
|
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He studied at Utica College from home while working full time.
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FULL-TIME – FAIRFAX, VA – Monday thru Friday from 3:30 p.m.
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Students must be enrolled full-time and maintain a 2.5 GPA.
|
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At that point he devoted himself full time to writing books.
|
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The company will give eligible full-time employees $600 before taxes.
|
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And one is the company's full-time general manager, Matt Faoro.
|
|
Their main solution was creating a handful of full-time jobs.
|
|
He also began a new full-time retail job in Manhattan.
|
|
Median full-time wages were higher for likelier Trump supporters, too.
|
|
There are 169 full-time employees supporting the large student body.
|
|
In April, it announced plans to eliminate 150 full-time positions.
|
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He's currently a full-time working member of the royal family.
|
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He did, and in 1963 the station hired him full time.
|
|
In Austin, I worked full time at a small media company.
|
|
According to Harding, Shutterfly has about 8,000 "primarily full time" employees.
|
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"I'm hoping this will be my full-time job," he said.
|
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Absolut Vodka wants to hire someone as a full time drinker.
|
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Most people in the gap who have jobs work full time.
|
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This is not easy for two people who work full-time.
|
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The company currently employees about 4,400 people full time in Canada.
|
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Raising capital is a full-time job in and of itself.
|
|
He replaced Omar Minaya as full-time general manager in 21.
|
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I quit teaching and now work full-time as a freelancer.
|
|
Nickel confirmed that four full-time staff jobs had been eliminated.
|
|
Many of these people have significant barriers to working full time.
|
|
We have three full-time contractors doing business development and sales.
|
|
CaNese "Cece" Curvin, 23, is a full-time employee at IBM.
|
|
She already has 30 full-time staff members in the state.
|
|
In December, Jessika Carr became the first full-time female referee.
|
|
From 2010 to 2019, it lost nearly 21625,2900 full time positions.
|
|
From 2010 to 2019, it lost nearly 30,85033 full time positions.
|
|
It has about 7,000, only half of them practicing full time.
|
|
Ms. Figes didn't begin writing full-time until her early 30s.
|
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Now she works full time as a YouTube creator and entrepreneur.
|
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Now she works full time on YouTube and on her business.
|
|
He said he stopped working full time a few years ago.
|
|
"I'm looking for more part time than full time," he said.
|
|
That includes her full-time job as a foster parent recruiter.
|
|
But after a year he left to pursue Uniplaces full time.
|
|
It was months before she could return to full-time work.
|
|
The search for temporary employment can be a full-time job.
|
|
I worked full time and had health insurance for my family.
|
|
Saturday Night Live announced the show's first full-time Asian comedian.
|
|
They'd never brought up a pathway to full time employment before.
|
|
Full-time Googlers have blue badges, while contractors have red badges.
|
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You cannot do this job if it's not full-time. Period.
|
|
She worked in architecture before pursuing cartooning full time, in 2018.
|
|
She plans to expand to full-time work after maternity leave.
|
|
Congress was never originally intended to be a full-time institution.
|
|
Kermilia White, a full-time influencer who lives in Birmingham, Ala.
|
|
Many schools call 255 credit-hours per semester "full time" enrollment.
|
|
That attitude served me well — until I started working full-time.
|
|
The Cavaliers have named Koby Altman their full-time general manager.
|
|
She and her husband have ditched their former full-time jobs.
|
|
He quit his job to focus on the league full time.
|
|
Full-time college students must be counted where they attend classes.
|
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I had no full-time job and no place to live.
|
|
Fending him off "was a full-time job," Ms. Dixon said.
|
|
His son William became his full-time writing partner in 2006.
|
|
Not all of the new jobs are full-time with Facebook.
|
|
But trying to find pills soon became his full-time job.
|
|
He said he never intended to work at Chrysler full-time.
|
|
A year ago, Tiffany Trump was a full-time college student.
|
|
They wear red badges, while full-time employees wear white badges.
|
|
Not haphazard, that seem haphazard, and probably a full time CEO.
|
|
That means Apple only added 6000 full-time employees last year.
|
|
Her husband stays home to act as a full-time nurse.
|
|
It's often cheaper for retailers to employ part-time workers, rather than full-time employees, because health insurance costs are going up, because full-time workers get more paid time off and because, if there is extra work on short notice full-time workers would likely become eligible for overtime premium pay for additional hours they work above 230 a week, Golden said.
|
|
I want to buy A. a planner for Christmas, since she'll be working full-time next year, and when I started working remotely full-time I felt like it grounded me to have a written planner.
|
|
Steyer left the firm at the end of 2012 to focus full-time on "to focus full-time on giving back," he said at the time in a letter to investors, according to Philanthropy News Digest.
|
|
I'd just never had an opportunity in my life to concentrate full-time on music, for the first time we didn't have day jobs—we were just able to have writing be our full-time jobs.
|
|
But while plenty of outlets (POLITICO included) have full-time media reporters who often cover Trump, BuzzFeed thus far seems to stand alone as an outlet who is dedicating a full-time person to the intersection.
|
|
Maikil "Golden" Kunda Selim's successful run while on loan with Fnatic has turned into a full-time gig, as the club announced Friday it has signed him to its Counter-Strike: Global Offensive roster full time.
|
|
As of March, there were 317,944 full-time city employees, including those with full-time-equivalent status, not 2008,296, meaning that less than a third of all city employees have parking permits, not more than half.
|
|
The best of these objections is that the DNC deserves a full-time chair, and Ellison showed his seriousness by saying he's willing to step down from his House seat and do the job full-time.
|
|
And what we gave up is that our team consists of part-time and full-time members, and the full-time members just put their studies on hold for the time that the project is going.
|
|
As a result, the company expects a net increase in hiring as the number of full-time employees expected to accept the package will "far exceed" the number of full-time positions affected by the store closures.
|
|
The number in full-time study has grown, but there has been a 226% decline in part-time students, typically older learners who tend to be more price sensitive and debt averse than their full-time counterparts.
|
|
According to census data, only 2.2 percent of full time workers were in poverty in 2016, and survey data suggests that only 6.7 percent of full time workers receive a means tested benefit in the average month.
|
|
If you recently left a full-time job with health coverage, consider COBRAIf you recently left a full-time job where you had health insurance, you can opt to continue coverage until you find a new plan.
|
|
The Excelsior Scholarship is also limited to matriculating, full-time students, leaving non-traditional part-time students, such as parents, students responsible for family care, and many students working full-time out of the free-tuition equation.
|
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Job Title Associate Associate Associate Job Duration Full time Full Time Company Keybridge Communications Keybridge Communications About Our Company Keybridge Communications is a DC-based public relations firm that specializes in writing, media placement, and issue advocacy.
|
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Projected annual pay for one inmate working full time in package program.
|
|
Internally, museums may have to rely less on full-time staff members.
|
|
Udacity now employs 300 full-time equivalent employees and about 60 contractors.
|
|
"I do this full time," said Ali, who drives in suburban Virginia.
|
|
But presidents don't micromanage federal agencies, and they aren't full-time diplomats.
|
|
A full-time move to the White House is anticipated in June.
|
|
Yahoo announced its entry into covering competitive gaming full-time late Tuesday.
|
|
He was hooked, and joined the drama club full time soon thereafter.
|
|
That means businesses are converting some part-timers to full-time work.
|
|
CV: We have 25 full-time employees and work with 2,300 couriers.
|
|
Peters got affirmation that he had full-time employees at that firm.
|
|
Allows venture capitalists to focus full-time on what they care about.
|
|
But, to my unease, it ended up being a full-time position.
|
|
Women working full-time today earn 79 percent of what men earn.
|
|
Hepburn left his job as a college adviser to campaign full time.
|
|
He lived, ate, travelled and worked full time with the Ek 623a.
|
|
The full-time student said the cheese empanadas make her 8 a.m.
|
|
She juggles a full-time job, school, and is the family's breadwinner.
|
|
I love the game, but it's too punishing to play full time.
|
|
He became a full-time Exit-Germany employee after graduating in 210.
|
|
My dad went to law school at night while working full time.
|
|
There are 20 just people working full-time at the Canadian developer.
|
|
Some 2.2 million Americans gained full-time, full-year work last year.
|
|
It's a full-time business with YouTube, my blog, all the books.
|
|
Bruce resigned from IBM in April to focus on inrupt full time.
|
|
Pete also wasn't available full time, so we managed around that too.
|
|
Hungary's average take-home pay for full-time workers is 217,600 forints.
|
|
By 2015, Laurie wanted to make the fund her full-time occupation.
|
|
How do you balance your full-time job with your musical aspirations?
|
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ALSO WE'RE SEEING THE VAST MAJORITY OF JOBS ARE FULL TIME JOBS.
|
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When I graduated I could finally take the job on full time.
|
|
Eventually, Cohen would leave McKinsey and join the Obama Foundation full-time.
|
|
Henry Zhu recently left his job to work full time on Babel.
|
|
I think I pursued it full time at the best possible time.
|
|
You have been a full-time philanthropist for a while— Since 2008.
|
|
Josh Evans' cancer diagnosis motivated him to start trading stocks full time.
|
|
And this is my choice, to be an artist here full-time.
|
|
Evans worked full-time, granting her benefits like paid vacation and bonuses.
|
|
Full-time study often makes it impossible to qualify for food stamps.
|
|
He raced full time in the ARCA Series between 2009 and 2013.
|
|
Raising children, working a full-time job, trying to catch extra shifts.
|
|
Interest in the full-time variety has waned markedly in recent years.
|
|
The company is handing out equity to all full-time staff members.
|
|
The company was founded in 2011 and employs 40 full-time professionals.
|
|
When you're doing that full time, you lose a lot of control.
|
|
Maria Materasso, a full-time Poshmark seller, was shocked by the decision.
|
|
Mr. Mechanic has lived in the United States full time since 1985.
|
|
And, it's likely these side gigs will turn into full-time jobs.
|
|
Ms. Wise has a full-time job as a home health aide.
|
|
There are more than 81,000 full-time soldiers in the British army.
|
|
We're a full-time, traveling family, but it's important to give back.
|
|
The village has only 1,500 full-time residents, but three lesbian bars.
|
|
Sigley was one of the few foreigners living full time in Pyongyang.
|
|
Shortly after, Hazen gave her an internship, then a full-time job.
|
|
Some people even make full-time jobs out of their Etsy stores.
|
|
For some of them, it's the equivalent of a full-time job.
|
|
I'm going out with a few other summer and full-time associates.
|
|
The Christie team has two offices and six full-time employees here.
|
|
He is also in no rush to take a full-time offer.
|
|
Now, Kepner's wife – a recent retiree – takes care of him full time.
|
|
Women working full time earn 88% of what men do on average.
|
|
With the full-time membership, you're restricted to 60 hours per venue.
|
|
In 2016, students would need to work full-time for 18 months.
|
|
Some sellers have even turned their Poshmark boutiques into full-time gigs.
|
|
Bingeing TV is a full-time job (we speak from experience here).
|
|
It was effective — but also nearly a full-time job in itself.
|
|
All the mayor's fighters are professionals, training full-time in their craft.
|
|
Others, like Mohammad, skip class for a different reason: full-time work.
|
|
Part-time jobs jumped by 118,000 while full-time positions rose 9,000.
|
|
Just in two stores in addition to our 200 full time employees.
|
|
If you're no longer working full time, you may not need it.
|
|
The accounts are available to full-time, part-time and seasonal employees.
|
|
In America full-time child care costs 211% of the median rent.
|
|
They initially repaired machines themselves, until finally hiring a full-time technician.
|
|
I quit my job in mid-March and came on full-time.
|
|
I was working full time and it was approaching my bed time.
|
|
They learned how to make ends meet, even when freelancing full-time.
|
|
He's been leading the company full time for just under a year.
|
|
In comparison, full-time tech workers make on average $122,762 per year.
|
|
The median employee's pay, including full-time and part-time workers: $21.3,2526.
|
|
Finding your next job is like taking on another full-time position.
|
|
Mensah, 33, is a full-time senior manager in Sephora's Innovation Lab.
|
|
Playing esports for a living is more than a full-time job.
|
|
"There's a barrier to eliminating FTE [full-time equivalent hours]," said Bennett.
|
|
Dott hires full-time employees and works with third-party logistics providers.
|
|
Actually only one of them teaches Chicano or Latino art full time.
|
|
In the past year, they've grown to just eight full-time employees.
|
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Running a chain of dental offices is, obviously, a full-time job.
|
|
CalSavers accounts are available to full-time, part-time and seasonal employees.
|
|
It's spread over nine buildings with 44 full-time tenure-track faculty.
|
|
If you have a full-time job and kids, it's even harder.
|
|
In the year since I joined, I'd taken a full-time job.
|
|
I apparently need full-time glasses, which I have never needed before.
|
|
At issue: Many benefits are traditionally tied to your full-time employer.
|
|
They aren't minigames like the WarioWare sort, but full time eating titles.
|
|
He started as a volunteer and then worked up to full-time.
|
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"I'm here full-time, 16 hours a day every day," Arison said.
|
|
Waggle has 8 full-time employees now with half in San Francisco.
|
|
Then his mom kicked him out and street life became full time.
|
|
Robyn will be serving as Tesla Chair on a full-time basis.
|
|
Full-time tour bagmen usually receive 10% of a winner's prize money.
|
|
Keeping [her] from overspending on any occasion is a full-time job.
|
|
I quickly learned that being a parent is a full-time job.
|
|
"My full-time job is your publicist," she later told Kanye, 39.
|
|
Fox had about 20,500 full-time employees as of June 30, 2015.
|
|
Translation ... she was the person who stopped him from wrestling full-time.
|
|
Smith is the first full-time female assistant coach in NFL history.
|
|
She dropped out of college midway through to start working full-time.
|
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The Palo Alto-based company is a team of six full-time.
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Nearly 60 percent work full time; turnover rates are around 50 percent.
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He just dipped on his job to become a full-time artist.
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Stronger Canadian growth should also create more full-time jobs, Ferley said.
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In Britain, only 12% of higher-functioning autistic adults work full time.
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She'd left the newspaper in 1992 to do full-time volunteer work.
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Then, they all quit their jobs to make VR porn full-time.
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My husband, who works full-time, and I raise our children together.
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Full-time work for women has recovered much better than for men.
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At Intuit Again, about three-quarters of participants join Intuit full-time.
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Most on the team were contractors, though some were full-time employees.
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Ten years ago, he began to raise dogs for meat full time.
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CNN: You recently left your job to do this work full time.
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Today, Hokie works full-time at AfricanStockPhoto while Kiyuti works part-time.
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I joined his staff as a full-time employee 13 years ago.
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The opportunity allowed Keitany to become a full-time student and athlete.
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Today, this is now a company policy for all full-time employees.
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FULL-TIME CARE Juanita Gomez Cruz's adult son Dafner wasn't always disabled.
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Before they knew it, "It became a full-time job," says Maunus.
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Mike Dubke, the administration's first full-time communications director, resigned in May.
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His full-time replacement will be determined in a November general election.
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FULL-TIME – FAIRFAX, VA – Wednesday, Thursday & Friday from 2 to 10 p.m.
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The company has 750 full-time employees and more than 160 publications.
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Its full-court, full-time pressure makes for a busy, difficult match.
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Jenny recently left her full-time job to take care of them.
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Next year, there are plans to develop a full-time summer program.
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This particular plant in Louisville employs about 7,600 full-time hourly workers.
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Had I stuck it out full-time, I would've seen more savings.
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Eventually, I'll replace my income and get to do this full-time.
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It's only been a year since Rose started working full time again.
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Her partner, Clarke Gayford , a television host, cares for Neve full time.
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She became the school's first full-time Title IX coordinator in 2014.
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He took over household responsibilities, including childcare, while I worked full time.
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The Ocean Cleanup now employees roughly 90 full-time scientists and engineers.
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He expected he would soon be brought on full-time by Geodis.
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The budget also would cut two full-time employees managing the program.
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Scientists studied 91 full-time employees over a period of 10 workdays.
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According to CNN Business, Ma is now pivoting to full-time philanthropy.
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She later resumed full-time teaching at Irvine and continued bankruptcy work.
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Chang joined him at the store full-time," the filing reads. "Mrs.
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Thirty-seven percent work full time, and 19 percent work part time.
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Thrush was one of six reporters covering the White House full time.
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FULL-TIME – SPRINGFIELD, VA – Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday from 2 p.m.
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It also wants to move part-time agents into full-time work.
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At one point, he even considered it as a full time career.
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Business began to boom, and the gig became his full-time profession.
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Raising an infant and running a home was a full-time job.
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He considered a career in neuroscience before turning to music full time.
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We cannot have a part-time Congress in a full-time world.
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She will resign from Telstra to take the Tesla role full-time.
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Top hackers could make $300,000 a year without even working full-time.
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Josh Farkas: About 10 years ago I became an entrepreneur full-time.
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Ukeles was a full-time mother, but she was also an artist.
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Alex Ingram lives and works full-time as freelance photographer in London.
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Since then, it has increased its team to seven full-time staff.
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There are 35 women employed full time as trimmers at Jim's farm.
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You can make a full-time living in wrestling without the WWE.
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However, current full-time drivers earn an average of $36 per hour.
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It was never something I was able to take on full time.
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What improvements would you like to see for full-time app workers?
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We were a team of 39 full-time and part-time staff.
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That way, the entire team can commit to the effort full-time.
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To that end, Sportsradar deploys 40 analysts and 80 full-time staffers.
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Thor Harris is a percussionist, writer, carpenter and full-time Texan weirdo.
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Kelly has no real desire to stay in San Junipero full time.
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This year he was placed at Manor as a full-time driver.
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For most women, making lunch or dinner is a full-time job.
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Read more: I got my master's degree online while working full-time.
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The average full-time American employee works over 20063 hours a week.
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The company's nearly 2,200 full-time employees are given unlimited vacation days.
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He left the job in 2011 to return to acting full-time.
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Care is minimal, so being a full-time plant mom isn't required.
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This was far from easy whether parents worked full-time or not.
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And in September, Goop, sigh, is hiring a full-time fact-checker.
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Amazon had 798,000 full-time and part-time employees as of Dec.
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Here's how they scaled their side hustle into a full-time business.
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When they start school full-time, somebody's got to drive them there.
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Completing the apprenticeship is expected to lead to a full-time job.
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But most people have families, work full time and are nontraditional students.
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After graduation, he accepted a full-time job as a junior associate.
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My dad went to law school at night while working full-time.
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A. I mean roughly 10 altogether with … Q. Full-time, paid employees?
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The law requires larger employers to offer coverage to full-time employees.
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She's been working for the company full time for nearly six years.
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I became a full-time denizen of the world of methamphetamine psychosis.
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Once completed, approximately 200 full time jobs will be created on site.
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This is the Chanticleers' second season as a full-time FBS member.
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They worked full time and were paid weekly, in cash, she said.
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Now, I'm back in London again, but working full time in retail.
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Naturally, I vied with other interns for a full-time reporting job.
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Don't expect every internship to turn into a full-time job either.
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She just can't handle the constant punishment a full-time wrestler endures.
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I had never just written or even been a full-time student.
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The FAA is grossly understaffed, lacking even a full-time agency head.
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Their Facebook group has expanded to include dozens of full-time residents.
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The Gossip Cop masthead now lists only one other full time editor.
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Mr. Jurjevics retired from Soho Press in 2006 to write full time.
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It's a full-time job to know how to walk in heels.
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When your full-time friends are off, you're not, and vice versa.
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Even people pursuing what they want full-time often end up failing.
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Tuition and fees for a full-time student per semester is $27,720.00.
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This more or less became a full-time job for the Jablonskis.
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Now, three years later, Pichette once again has a full-time job.
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After the Nelsons divorced in 1956, she took up choreography full time.
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Think: full-time group therapy, ranging from dance therapy to anger management.
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Freelancers earn as much as 17% more than typical full-time employees.
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Eventually, the authorities sent her to a full-time re-education camp.
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The next day, the full-time bartender was out of a job.
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"Kim much prefers to live in L.A. full-time," the source says.
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Earnings for men working full-time were not statistically different from 2007.
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Full-time workers' pay also declined the same amount, the group said.
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"Sometimes the workload doesn't mandate having a full-time team," Deras admits.
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But he has shown little desire to live in Israel full time.
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It takes months of full-time work to create a new font.
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By the 1990s, the town had only about 100 full-time residents.
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Say you need a full-time, dedicated support person on your staff.
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"It's your full-time job, which is the best part," she said.
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And their full-time work has to qualify as proper public service.
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In comparison, the median hourly pay of full-time workers was £14.37.
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"Then I realized that's a mosquito's full-time job," Dr. Jackson said.
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"I work full time, and my husband requires kidney dialysis," she said.
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A thousand tiny tasks that add up to a full-time job.
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After that, the pipeline would create just 35 permanent, full-time jobs.
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Amy works full time, and volunteers countless hours helping other military families.
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"People don't understand that this is a full-time job," she said.
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Many of these families live in poverty while working full time jobs.
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Full-time union hotel workers are watching app-based services replace them.
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U-Nest currently has 10 full time employees, and six outsourced developers.
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Like, I was pushing my music through the internet, like, full time.
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When you're juggling a full-time workload, staying organized can be tough.
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Hiring full-time programmers remains a competitive and lengthy process for businesses.
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I'm a painter, but I knew I'd have to work full time.
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In college about two-thirds of all full-time students receive aid.
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Full-time costs for City University of New York schools are similar.
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The cuts represent about 5% of New York Media's full time staff.
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Journalism, first on the side but eventually full time, became Post's calling.
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That's unemployment insurance for individuals working full time to launch a business.
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It now has around 40 members, all of whom are full-time.
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Amy works full-time and volunteers countless hours helping other military families.
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Once Read got the nod, he chose Scott as full-time COO.
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Shortly after attending, she left UCLA to focus on YouTube full time.
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Today, Resource Generation has 27 chapters nationwide and 210 full-time employees.
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Mary McGillicuddy, who works full-time on the project, explained the system.
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Ms. Menelli's company has three full-time employees and two part-timers.
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He was now focused full time on farming and owned 35 cows.
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A full-time attendant waits just outside for touch-ups and emergencies.
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With financial pressures like these, studying full-time is not an option.
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Jon has done the same and now works full time in construction.
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At $100,000 in sales, selling on Poshmark becomes a full-time business.
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The cuts represented about 5% of New York Media's full-time staff.
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It was in 2007 that he became a full-time Ferrari employee.
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She is a trained dancer and has ambitions to dance full time.
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Now he has a 12-game audition for the full-time job.
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To me, this is almost two full-time jobs: writing and publishing.
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Tim Cook got the nod as full-time CEO after Jobs' resignation.
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Jails as full-time rehab centers — from lights on to lights out.
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By the early 1960s, they were engaged in Waffle House full time.
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Highlight the benefits of having a consultant versus a full-time employee.
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He says he may have to hire a full-time maître d'.
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Time will tell if she keeps the post full time for long.
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And 83.2% of men and 54.9% of women were working full time.
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By 2002, he had quit counseling to take up fighting full time.
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Looking for universal affirmation from strangers is a futile, full-time job.
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He also plans to be in Iowa almost full-time come January.
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Trump had never formally nominated him to take the job full time.
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The business itself lists just 200+ full time employees on its books.
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Mancos authorised before ESMA's Brexit guidance did not need full time employees.
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The survey gathered online responses from more than 1,300 full-time employees.
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"I'm not retiring from life, just full-time government service," he said.
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They'd previously said the only full time jobs were in San Francisco.
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The coal terminal would create 300 full-time jobs in Longview, Washington.
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Now, de Blasio is headed back to his day job full-time.
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So glad to have these former interns back with us full time.
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"We realized we could leave the city full time," Mr. Farrell said.
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Unable to land full-time work there, he joined Shinola in 2012.
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I didn't want to rent it out to a full-time renter.
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On top of that, she was caring full time for her mom.
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Here's the median monthly earnings of full-time workers in every state.
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Most children are growing up without a full-time caregiver at home.
|
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Read offered his advice for anyone looking to pursue reselling full time.
|
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However, people with full-time jobs often take that stability for granted.
|
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Networking with health-care venture capitalists is now a full-time job.
|
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And neither full-time employment nor a solid income guarantees financial security.
|
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How has living on the East End full-time shaped your gaze?
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I'm a full-time 'divorce concierge' who shepherds individuals through tricky splits.
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In 24, I was working two jobs and attending school full time.
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They hired a full-time manager to work on the Asia strategy.
|
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"I might eventually end up full time in New Jersey," he said.
|
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But she had a full-time job and zero bookstore retailing experience.
|
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She was later promoted to a full-time position as a deputy.
|
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SVA is now accepting applications for full-time and part-time students.
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But it's a living for you, it's what you do full time.
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Eventually I left that line of work altogether to write full time.
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"We both did music full time before the children's music," Patty said.
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Huffman would like to end 2017 with around 300 full-time staff.
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Now Amir has a full-time job and responsibilities to her employer.
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For instance, Amazon employed 117,300 full-time and part-time employees by the end of 2013, according to its annual report, and increased that number to 230,800 full-time and part-time employees by the end of 2015.
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Occupation: Full-Time Purchasing Manager & Part-Time Pilates InstructorIndustry: Commercial Roofing / Fitness Age: 34Location: Brooklyn, NYFull-Time Job Salary: $26,2500 plus $265,2166 bonus Full-Time Paycheck (Once A Week): $2180,29.99 ($0.993,20.99 net) Part-Time Job Salary: About $285,2250.
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COM INC - NEW FACILITY WILL EMPLOY MORE THAN 1,500 FULL-TIME ASSOCIATES * AMAZON - ANNOUNCED PLANS TO OPEN SIXTH OHIO FULFILLMENT CENTER IN WEST JEFFERSON, WHICH WILL CREATE MORE THAN 1,500 FULL-TIME POSITIONS BY END OF 2019 * AMAZON.
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It happens across professions: This month, the union that represents Dow Jones journalists announced that its female members working full time at Dow Jones publications made 87 cents for every dollar earned by their full-time male colleagues.
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Caneel also attempted to reduce its full-time staff, successfully negotiating in April 2017 with the Economic Development Commission to decrease the minimum number of employees with full-time status to 523, a reduction of almost 100 people.
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Though the company's so-called shadow workforce outnumbers full-time employees, few of the legions of nontraditional workers receive comparable pay, benefits, or job security—a discrepancy that has been highlighted by full-time Google employees and activists.
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Earlier this year, New York City's Department of Education announced that it would place roughly 2202 teachers who had been caught in a kind of educational limbo — without full-time jobs but getting paid — in classrooms full time.
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