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Oh Crud! | Is working 30 hours a week classed as part time? |
my mum seems to think so, i dont think it is. |
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kendra26uk
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I used to work part time for 25 hours a week. And I know it was classed as part time because my holiday and pay was pro rata.
If your claiming benefits then yes it is 16 hours an under.
35 hrs + is full time (as told to me by the Job Centre advisor, when I claimed JSA)
P.S If you need a proper clarification call ACAS and they will tell you. (Acas.co.uk or acas.org.uk)
here's what it says on the worksmart website I went to:
How many hours do I need to work to be considered a part-time worker?
The Part time Workers (Prevention of Less Favourable Treatment) Regulations state that a part time worker is one who is "not identifiable as a full time worker".
A full time worker is a worker who is regarded, through custom and practice, in that establishment, as full time.
In other words there is no specific formula. In some companies, workers who work 30 hours and above, might be customarily regarded as full time, whereas in another company it might be only workers who work more than, say 35 hours a week.
To be considered as a part time worker in your company you have to be identified as someone who is not customarily regarded as full time.
http://www.worksmart.org.uk/rights/how_many_hours_do_i_need |
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marybcarty@btinternet.com
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no I think it's classed as full time |
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Buddy
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No |
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Bren
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no its not but then the usual full time job is about 35/39 hours. for purposes of benefits etc part time is usually under 16 hrs |
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Christine L
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No - in the UK part time is 16 hours and under |
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Honey Bee
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I think it's classed as part time, but I'm not totally sure. 40 hours a week plus is definately classed as full time. |
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Sal
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Hi
Part time is 16 hours or under. |
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stormydays
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37 hours and over is full time, anything under is part time |
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