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F. Piotet has written: 'The changing face of work' -- subject(s): Flexible Hours of labor, Hours of labor, Flexible, Part-time employment, Temporary employment
employment commission
Kaye Lowman has written: 'Of cradles and careers' -- subject(s): Employment, Flexible Hours of labor, Hours of labor, Flexible, Mothers, Parenting
You can call the Colorado State Government Department of Labor and Employment to help you Colorado Springs, CO - (719) 667-3700
Stanley D. Nollen has written: 'Permanent part-time employment ; The compressed workweek' -- subject(s): Four-day week, Part-time employment 'Flexitime' -- subject(s): Flexible Hours of labor, Hours of labor, Flexible 'New work schedules in practice' -- subject(s): Flexible Hours of labor, Hours of labor, Flexible 'Managing contingent workers' -- subject(s): Temporary employees, Temporary employment, Cost effectiveness, Personnel management, Case studies 'The supply and demand for college educated labor'
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The U.S. Dept of Labor does not define how many hours constitute full time or part time. According to their site, it is generally determined by the employer. But locally, I've worked a couple of places that said the 32 hours or more is considered full time. I could not verify that on the Dept. of Labor site.
20 hours a week otherwise it is considered child labor.
Mingwei Yuan has written: 'Dynamic employment and hours effects of government spending shocks' -- subject(s): Econometric models, Government spending policy, Hours of labor, Employment (Economic theory)
Various states have labor commissioners and departments of labor to ensure that laws relating to hiring, firing, and working conditions are not violated. For example, Colorado has a Department of Labor and Employment.