The question -- will the Queen play ball with part-timers?
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In 1991, Starbucks began issuing equity to workers, including part-timers.
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The company gives $5,000 over 8000 years to its part-timers.
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Close to 40% of Walmart's workforce are part-timers, per CNN.
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Lime declined to say how many part-timers will be affected.
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That means businesses are converting some part-timers to full-time work.
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Both companies insist that the vast majority of drivers are part-timers.
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The part-timers like Goldberg exist in a bubble of their own.
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Hundreds of thousands of part-timers like me are feeling especially squeezed.
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Ms. Menelli's company has three full-time employees and two part-timers.
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That may deter part-timers who provide much of the services' workforce.
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NRA lobbyists generally cover multiple states, making them part-timers in any given capital.
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No part-timers or laborers getting into the ring just for some extra cash.
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Those part-timers — Ky Bowman (16) and Damion Lee (13) — combined for 29 points.
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Moreover, Mr. DeSilver found, older workers are increasingly less likely to be part-timers.
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That number would be prorated for part-timers, so they get some time too.
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Also, providing health care isn't an issue for part-timers or retirees on Medicare.
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As a result, juicing attracts mostly part-timers looking for a little extra cash.
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The number of part-timers who want more hours is still elevated, but that probably reflects the effects of of Obamacare, which encourages small businesses to use more part-timers to avoid the health insurance mandate, and the fast-growing gig economy.
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Businesses are adding more hours for part-timers and converting contractors to full-time workers.
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Fearing their boss was delusional, the story goes, the two part-timers quit soon thereafter.
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He said Macron's measures did nothing for the unemployed, students, part-timers and other groups.
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The rising share of part-timers in Japan's workforce has also dragged down average pay gains.
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But there's a big catch: it would also allow Disney World to hire more part-timers.
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For part-timers on $12 an hour that can add up to twice their annual salary.
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The company now has 13 full-time employees and six part-timers and is debt free.
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Now the 28-year-olds are taking inspiration from Hecox's experiences with workplace comedy Part Timers.
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But these are still the early days of drone racing, mostly a sport of part-timers.
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Some part-timers even live in old-time bungalow colonies that went co-op years ago.
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Even now, as it reaches global popularity, there is still little room for fakers or part-timers.
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Hourly wages for part-timers stand at 56.8 percent of those for full-time workers, excluding benefits.
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Part-timers, who tend to be paid less, make up more than a third of the workforce.
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The Levy proposal would, of course, engage many current nonworkers or part-timers into full-time work.
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Once a passion project for part-timers, there's a new intensity to rehearsals of the Kingdom Choir.
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The company has 16,542 full-time employees and another 21,000-plus part-timers, according to the company website.
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The Government Accountability Office, using an even broader definition including part-timers, says the figure is 26 percent.
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Currently, Disney World isn't close to reaching its part-timers cap — 31% of its workforce is part-time.
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Almost 80 percent of the commercial cleaning sector is made up of female part-timers earning low wages.
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All screeners start out as part-timers, and some earn less than $15 an hour, Mr. Cox said.
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Earlier this year, it laid off 32 people, half of which were full-timers and half part-timers.
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Companies are also required to give workers the opportunity for additional hours instead of hiring more part-timers.
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President Carter froze full-time hiring three times, so agencies simply hired more part-timers, temps and contractors.
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Through practice, fighters develop virtues that carry into public life; especially for part-timers, fighting is an equalizer.
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As of 2015, 52 percent of Uber drivers were part-timers, according to a study the company commissioned.
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The gourmet grocer known for its pricey produce offers a 20 percent discount to all employees, including part timers.
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The legislation would also require employers to offer available shifts to existing part-timers, rather than hire new workers.
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I wasn't used to the responsibility of a crew that maxed out on 24 [employees], plus some part-timers.
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"Come January, I'm probably going to have to cut some of the full-timers into part-timers," he said.
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All of a sudden, part-timers were trotted out to challenge Strowman, and the old-school ass-kickings worked.
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This means that less than 1 percent of the labor force consists of part-timers seeking full-time work.
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In America 203% of female part-timers, and just 220% of male ones, cite this as their main reason.
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Even among those in work, there are still an unusually high number of part-timers who want full-time work.
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Many gig economy workers are part-timers doing freelance work on the side, to supplement paychecks from full-time jobs.
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As a result, Quigley has been able to staff up quickly to 210 full-time employees and 210 part-timers.
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Retired professionals may be able to continue to do what they were doing, but now as part-timers or consultants.
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Some on-demand workers are part-timers seeking survival work, akin to the comedian who waits tables on the side.
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Second, part-timers are more likely to have a "bad job"—one that offers little training and few legal rights.
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When demand varies a lot, part-timers bring large productivity gains, according to an extensive study of employees in pharmacies.
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"I agree there needs to be a system in which part-timers work for a short time and flexibly," Watanabe said.
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"Those facing a labor crunch or employing part-timers may face the need to raise wages to lure workers," Shimoda said.
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Currently, he has four part-timers helping him out with the logistics of the newsletter, as well as the actual searching.
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Owners would also no doubt object to adding more salaries to the payroll, even if they would be inexpensive part-timers.
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In countries with fewer protections for part-timers (the Netherlands and Norway are rare exceptions), companies choose them for that reason.
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Mr. Colley noted an interdependence between part-timers and full-timers, with weekenders sustaining the town's economy and locals providing services.
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Labour would also extend the rights of full-time employees to cover part-timers, and ban unpaid internships and zero-hours contracts.
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But the fate of more fragile workers — part-timers and those in precarious jobs in the restaurant industry, for instance — is unclear.
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Full-timers and part-timers can mingle at events like the 2111-year-old Pumpkin Run and a Holiday Champagne Stroll downtown.
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Amazon was also criticized last April after it revealed the median pay for its global workforce, including part-timers, was $28,446 in 2017.
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In Germany all the growth of the female workforce in the past 15 years has been down to the rise in part-timers.
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Japan has around 2423,2390 convenience stores nationwide - roughly one for every 2000,22025 people - and each store needs around 83 part-timers to run it.
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To be sure, this is not just a program for professional drivers; Uber wants it to be something available to part-timers as well.
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Here we were again, with part-timers taking full-timer paydays, only this time tied to a match most people try desperately to forget.
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Sato was one of four full-time former F21 drivers in the IndyCar Series that year; there were also three part-timers, including Montoya.
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It's among the 53 percent with an employee count of just one to four people (though it does have 10 part-timers who assist).
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The Pistons had already announced their plan to pay part-timers for their lost work, but they do not own their home, Little Caesars Arena.
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The leave provisions also benefit part-timers, the self-employed and those in the gig economy, who typically don't have paid sick or family leave.
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Companies where full-time employees work more than 48 hours a week could benefit from more part-timers, since productivity falls off above that threshold.
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We need paid sick leave, paid leave, and reliable schedules to be there for everyone—part-timers, multiple job-holders, those who change jobs frequently.
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He now heads 163-year-old GRA Inc, which has 20 full-time employees and 50 part-timers, including four dedicated to managing overseas orders.
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Thrashing the hapless part-timers meant the hosts surpassed 7-0 victories over Andorra in a Euro 2008 qualifier and Australia in a friendly in 1998.
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The cost of having part-timers that are classified as employees probably isn't worth it, relative to someone who is putting in a lot of hours.
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But the fact that that Disney bargained for a higher cap indicates that the company wants to flexibility to grow its fleet of part-timers, experts say.
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The release of Ghidra, the NSA tool, has profoundly changed the field, opening it up to students, part-timers and hobbyists who otherwise couldn't afford to participate.
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That percentage is misleading, university officials argue, given that Chicago State attracts nontraditional students — transfers from junior college, military veterans, part-timers — whose average age is 21996.
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That senators will be mostly part-timers, drawn from corruption-prone local and regional governments (and that they will enjoy parliamentary immunity) offers little reassurance of good government.
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The dwindling union membership has deprived unionists of bargaining powers, with companies hiring more non-unionised part-timers and nonregular employees, who represent nearly 40 percent of workers.
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This figure includes part-timers who want a full-time job and those without jobs who are not counted as unemployed but who say they want to work.
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A broader measure of employment that includes part-timers who would prefer full-time work and those too discouraged to search fell to 220 percent from 2160 percent.
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The dwindling union membership has deprived unionists of bargaining powers, with companies hiring more non-unionized part-timers and nonregular employees, who represent nearly 40 percent of workers.
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However, "part-timers who work only for part of each week are vulnerable, so payroll growth will be depressed in September" by "several tens of thousands," Shepherdson says.
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"But for a journal that has close to no staff above and beyond the editors — who are part-timers volunteering out of their academic jobs — it would be difficult."
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What was most eye-opening, even for me, is that more than 70 percent of people teaching in academia today are part-timers or part of this academic underclass.
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In Sacramento, the Kings co-own the Golden 1 Center with the city and said earlier in the week that its part-timers would be fully compensated through March.
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Still, the legislation would extend paid leave to many workers -- including part-timers, the self-employed and those in the gig economy -- who don't typically have such a benefit.
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There are six full-time employees and a handful of part-timers; a web editor, a freelance ad sales person, an editor on the West Coast, and rotating interns.
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The former are full-time employees with permanent contracts and pay scales based on seniority; the latter are temps, part-timers and short-term contract workers with more precarious jobs.
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But the working homeless, the marginally attached to the workforce, the underemployed, and the part-timers who want full-time work all share the same affliction – a lack of skills.
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Additionally, 41 percent of female employees work part-time compared to 12 percent of men, and hourly wages are lower for part-timers compared to those in full-time employment.
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She ran her business out of a tiny one-bedroom rental in a small brick walk-up in Hell's Kitchen, eventually acquiring two full-time employees and two part-timers.
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Congress offers Hill staffers up to $10,000 for student debt repayment, but interns and part-timers are not eligible and neither are those who have private loans, per CQ Roll Call.
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The labour reform that he plans to enact this year, which will make it easier to sack workers and hire part-timers, is a timid version of the overhaul Argentina needs.
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Now the company, which suddenly pretends that only part-timers should drive despite earlier messaging, offered until recently an hourly rate of just over $20 per hour in New York City.
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After the financial crisis the number of "involuntary" part-timers—workers who would take more hours if they could get them—rose alarmingly in some countries, including America, Britain and Spain.
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Queen Elizabeth is having a face-to-face with the Royal men of her life to hash out what's next for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ... who wanna be part-timers.
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So this year the company began recruiting Air National Guard pilots to work part time on their days off, with six part-timers now adding up to one full-time pilot.
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"Since Moon came in, it has become so much more expensive to hire part-timers," said the 32 year-old owner of a clothing store in Itaewon, Seoul's prime party district.
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That's not counting the part-timers, either, like John Ross, the ninth overall pick in this year's NFL Draft and a Dorsey Don for his first two years of high school.
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According to the publication, her business has just seven full-time employees and five part-timers on payroll (not including momager Kris Jenner, who handles finances and PR for a 10% cut).
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The federal government should require all states to offer at least 26 weeks of benefits in their basic programs and to expand coverage to a broader group of workers, including part-timers.
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The Bezos borg says that Sanders is sharing bad info — not differentiating between full-time employees and part-timers (or those who only worked at Amazon for a short period of time).
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes part-timers who would prefer full-time jobs and people who are too discouraged to look for work, crept down to 6.9 percent last month.
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A broader measure of unemployment, which includes part-timers who would prefer full-time jobs and people who are too discouraged to look for work, crept down to 6.9 percent last month.
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They have released a Saturday Night Live-esque live sketch show called SMOSH Live, two seasons of a sitcom (Part Timers), and launched eight new shows (including the popular Every Blank Ever series).
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The agreement to raise the minimum wage, to be voted on Wednesday, will apply to part-timers as well as full-time employees, Matt Hollis, president of Disney's coalition of unions, told Axios.
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The broad measure includes part-timers who want to work more and those who have stopped looking for work but say they would take a job if they could find a suitable one.
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Likely emboldened by the flurry of labor actions at the infamous Shakopee fulfillment center 30 minutes West, 80 of those part-timers went on strike outside an Eagan, Minnesota, delivery center on Thursday.
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TSA-certified private screening companies are much better than TSA at matching their screener staffing numbers to peak passenger flows, partly by making greater use of part-timers to handle busy flying periods.
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And Swonk says workers not counted in the official unemployment rate – such as part-timers who prefer full-time jobs -- are likely still providing employers a surplus labor supply that's tempering pay hikes.
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The clinic is in the Boston neighborhood of Jamaica Plain, and it has three full-time physicians, several part-timers, three physician assistants, three social workers, a nurse, a pharmacist, and a nutritionist.
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But in Japan, the focus is on narrowing the gap between permanent employees and low-paid part-timers and contractors, who make up about 40% of the workforce, often working side by side.
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And so it is only natural to seek outside help to assist with those tasks, part-timers (and sometimes full-timers) who can add their talent and experience to a company's early success.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's growing labor shortage threatens the nation's ubiquitous convenience stores, whose business model relies on an army of part-timers packing bento lunch boxes, manning cash registers and delivering goods 24/7.
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Most of Slovakia's "sherpas" are part-timers though there are a handful who have spent most of their lives supplying the huts in the range that forms a natural border between Slovakia and Poland.
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The legislation would put a halt on stock buybacks for executives at companies who did not -- among other things -- pay a $15 minimum wage to all their employees, including part-timers and independent contractors.
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That explains all the part-timers, and you can watch any social media you want to see people who don't tweet or post about wrestling any other time of year go pro wrestling crazy.
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A solid growth in pay for full-time workers amid a labor crunch and a 14.2% gain in special pay, including one-off bonuses, more than offset an increase in low-wage part-timers.
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"We're starting to see this on a number of farm operations around the state," said Barb Batie, adding that part-timers and full-time employees are getting cut at other farms in the region.
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The estimates also took account of optional scenarios such as a wider range of part-timers include in corporate pension schemes, and delayed pension payments for people who work well past their retirement age.
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America's Bureau of Labour Statistics produces perhaps the widest official measure of unemployment, which includes involuntary part-timers as well as those who have dropped out of the labour force but nonetheless want to work.
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All of which raises the question, who should be given more weight in policy discussions: part-timers who make up a bulk of the workforce, or full-timers who do the majority of the work?
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"If you have two part timers who are working normally 20 or 30 hours each a week and sales are bad, you can cut them down to 10 and nobody can say anything," Wilkerson said.
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The reform also includes "equal pay for equal work" aimed at narrowing the pay gap between full-time employees and contract workers or part-timers, and raising the retirement age to cope with the ageing population.
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"However, the upward pressure on prices stemming from the rise in firms' costs has been increasing steadily," it said, citing the uptrend in earnings for part-timers and higher input costs resulting from a weaker yen.
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The broadest one, which includes both discouraged and underemployed workers — part-timers who would prefer full-time work if they could get it — tends to rise and fall with the official rate but is always larger.
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"I feel very confident that we are going to be at full employment, all in, all those part-timers who want hours, all those people who've stepped out and come back in, by Election Day," said Zandi.
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A broader measure of unemployment that includes workers too discouraged to search for a job, and part-timers who would prefer full-time work, ticked up to 7.6 percent in November, from 7.4 percent the previous month.
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TOKYO, Dec 8 (Reuters) - Kashima Antlers snatched a late 2-1 win over Auckland City's part-timers in the Club World Cup preliminary round tie on Thursday as video technology made its debut in a senior FIFA competition.
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Albertsons, which also owns Safeway, is raising wages by $2 an hour, Kroger (KR) is giving full-time workers a $300 cash bonus and part-timers $150, and Trader Joe's is setting up a bonus pool for employees.
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The company declined to tell Vox how much severance workers would receive, but an internal email sent to some employees says that full-time employees would receive 13 hours of pay while part-timers would get half that.
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The I.T.F. is reorganizing the lower levels of the sport next year, creating a new Transition Tour by cutting the number of places available at the smaller tournaments and, in the process, eliminating the part-timers and thrill-seekers.
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A recruitment firm, Indeed, found that the hourly-pay penalty for part-timers in America was highest in jobs that rewarded strong client relationships, such as in retail, or where workers are always on-call, such as web development.
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The border between part-timers and the main storyline has been shattered, and what was a feel-good nostalgia trip for an aging veteran on his last hurrah is now putting all his flaws in the harsh light of reality.
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On a gluepot of a pitch at their 271,251-capacity Ten Acres ground, the part-timers who are nicknamed the Spitfires after the World War II plane that first flew from the local airfield, led through Dorian Dervite's own goal.
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The unemployment rate fell 0.1 percentage points to 3.9 percent in July, while the underemployment rate (the U-6900 rate), which accounts for discouraged workers and part-timers wanting full-time position, reached a 17-year low of 7.5 percent.
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LONDON (Reuters) - With more and more part-timers finding they have less time for 18-hole golf lasting upwards of four hours, a shorter form of the sport could give the amateur game the shot in the arm it desperately needs.
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Those who will be particularly affected by changes in the way we work — and who are lacking the safety nets and training systems more common in the past — are low-skilled, part-timers in the gig-economy or the young, the OECD reports.
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In research released in 13, the U.S. Government Accountability Office found that 40.4 percent of U.S. workers had a contingent work arrangement in 2010 — meaning they were small-business owners, freelancers, contractors, temps, on-call workers, contract company workers and traditional part-timers.
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Underemployment, which includes the unemployed, part-timers who would like more hours, and people who have stopped looking for work and are not counted as unemployed but say they would take a job if they could find a suitable one, is also falling fast.
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In an email forwarded to Gizmodo, a site leader told one of his associates that VTO isn't a respite but a responsibility that falls on middle mile—meaning Sortation Centers, which are staffed largely by part-timers—as the main variability point in the supply chain.
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In communities across rural Saskatchewan, such hockey venues are important focal points for locals, whether it be parents chatting in the stands during their children's early morning practices, fans gathering to cheer on their local champions, or adult part-timers squeezing in a friendly game after work.
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The bonus — $300 for full-time workers and $2100 for part-timers — was announced Thursday, along with plans to hire 2190,2000 workers for its stores, clubs, and distribution and fulfillment centers to serve largely shut-in shoppers who need a steady supply of food and household goods.
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Unable to easily lay off "regular" employees, full-time employees with permanent contracts and pay scales based on seniority that formed the heart of Japan's post-war workforce, companies have increasingly come to rely on "non-regular" workers - temps, part-timers and short-term contract workers.
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Caught between the fear of a profit squeeze and the need to raise pay scales for low-paid part-timers and those employed at small firms to address the country's labor shortages, Japanese firms cannot afford to hike wages much for full-time workers, analysts say.
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Today, there are more than 600 employees at the station including part-timers, up from 84 in 1998, including almost 200 added in 2009, when the station acquired WQXR, the classical music station that was once owned by The New York Times, according to tax filings.
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Classifying the drivers as employees would likely affect full-time drivers positively, but could hurt the many who are part-timers, according to Yevgeniy Feyman, who drove for Uber part-time to make extra money while working as a policy researcher at Harvard University in 2016 and 2017.
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After months of negotiations, the grocery store's Dutch parent company Ahold Delhaize insisted on slashing Sunday and holiday overtime pay for part-timers (22003 percent of Stop & Shop workers are part-time) and increasing out-of-pocket health care expenses from $0003,2000 to $2850,260 for an individual, among other unwelcome changes.
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The Utah Jazz star announced Saturday he'd be forking $500k of his money toward the COVID-19 pandemic -- divvying up the dough to different groups, but all with the intent to relieve people who are going to be hurt by it the most, like part-timers at the team's arena.
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For both part-timers and independent contractors, who both shop and deliver the food, Instacart said that for the next 30 days, it would offer up to 14 days of pay for those diagnosed with COVID-19 or placed in mandatory isolation or quarantine, as directed by state or local officials.
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Putting aside how much of that is due to Goldberg not being able to go for long at his age—indeed, he couldn't go much more than 15 minutes in his prime—we're left with a surprisingly intriguing storyline around the two part-timers: Goldberg is the guy the previously invincible Lesnar simply cannot beat.
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The guys of Smosh didn't have to look far for inspiration when writing their new YouTube original scripted comedy Part Timers "When we started doing videos about ten years ago, Ian was actually working at Chuck E. Cheese's, and this series is actually based off his first job," Anthony Padilla tells PEOPLE of his co-creator Ian Hecox.
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Some of the attendees will be part-timers who dream of building the next Activision or EA — publishers that have racked up billions in global sales for game franchises like Call of Duty and Madden NFL — yet making that leap as a New York business is a lot harder than it should be, according to several local developers.
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Punk has said bad things about wrestling—sacred wrestling, which is a cesspool which kills, right up until someone says they don't need it or love it—and he got out with money, which he then parlayed into a brief MMA payday which dwarfed his opponent's, a fact that rankles given his anger over part-timers getting main event status in WWE.
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The medical stuff is pretty self-explanatory—he claims WWE worked him too much when he was sick and that their doctor was incompetent—while his dissatisfaction with the natural flow of WWE's version of wrestling tended to fall into the same gripes everyone has with the storylines, a strong distaste for overpaid part-timers like the Rock, and a shade of self-interested promotion for one CM Punk.
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This issue extends to a variety of workers in a variety of situations: those who wish to leave the office early to see their kid's school play or attend a parent/teacher conference; new parents who desire an extended maternity/paternity leave; part-timers, attempting to sufficiently bridge their duties to both their families and their employers; and those who go so far as to leave the job market for a few years to focus on their children during their formulative years.
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IN OTHER EUROPEAN QUALIFYING Cristiano Ronaldo scored a hat trick to move past Pelé on the career list of international goal scorers as Portugal beat Faeroe Islands, 5-1, to stay close to Switzerland, a 3-13 winner over Andorra, at the top of Group B. With a showtime performance orchestrated by P.S.G.'s Thomas Meunier against part-timers from Gibraltar, star-studded Belgium produced a 9-0 victory in Brussels in Group H. Meunier had three goals and three assists, and Romelu Lukaku added three goals.
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For those who don't qualify for EI or can't take sick leave, such as gig workers, freelancers, part-timers and cultural workers, the prime minister has introduced a COVID-19 emergency care benefit, which will give them regular payments of $900, comparable to those offered by EI, every two weeks for up to 15 weeks—comparable to what would be available through EI. Business owners who have to close their shops will also receive economic support, including 0003 percent temporary wage subsidies, which will allow employers to keep their workers on payroll.
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