In almost all scenarios a full-time worker is one who works an average of 30 or more hours a week, or 130 hours in a month. The way employers calculate this is a little more nuanced then that, but that is the basic backbone of the rule.
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What is considered a full time employee for restaurant workers?
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In almost all scenarios a full-time worker is one who works an average of 30 or more hours a week, or 130 hours in a month. The way employers calculate this is a little more nuanced then that, but that is the basic backbone of the rule.