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Every full-time job is 40 hours, which is the maximum allowed without having to pay overtime. I think it's fair to assume companies will do anything for increa
by jhall1468 11y ago
Every full-time job is 40 hours, which is the maximum allowed without having to pay overtime.
I think it's fair to assume companies will do anything for increased productivity. That has nothing to do with wages.
- pc86 11y ago> Every full-time job is 40 hours, which is the maximum allowed without having to pay overtime. Categorically false. I'd wager 90%+ of the (American) readers here are exempt FTEs, meaning they are paid a salary which is based on calendar days/weeks/months/year, not hours worked.
- golergka 11y agoFull-time means nothing more than 40-hour week. Your logic is self-referential.
- lmm 11y agoVery few jobs offer 35- or 30-hour weeks (which would still be called full-time). There are part-time jobs that have much shorter hours, or often no contractual hours, but they're a different thing.