It means that you have a job which employs you to work for 5-6 days each week for at least 7 hours (or more) each day.
The job woul feel as if it was permanent rather then a short term position.
there is not cyclical unemployment (gradpoint)
The opposite would be part time employment where you may only work half days or perhaps full days but only for a few days in the week.
"Full employment" - people who want to work have full-time jobs. (by Solomon Zelman)
Full time employment that is subject to civil service rules
Most Employment Security Commissions list both full-time and part-time employment listings. Though it is possible that there are some states were the ESC will only list full-time employment opportunities.
There is no cyclical unemployment.
Because fullemployment doesn't really mean "FULL" employment, It basically means those really looking for a job are employed. At full employment there is roughly 4-6% of unemployment.
Unless your employer signed some kind of agreement or contract with you guaranteeing you full employment after a certain length of time. Unless it was guaranteed to you, there is never any assurance of full-time employment.
Full employment is when a person works at least 34 hours a week at a job. Full time employment usually offers health and other benefits as well.
Barclays is a place of employment with many positives. They offer full and part time employment, time off, and various benefits.
In the U.S., full-time employment is generally considered to be 40 hours per week.
part time and full time.
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