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That's crazy. Why would the number of hours worked per week ever possibly be relevant to a hiring process? At most they might ask "full-time/part-time/other" or
by lordgrenville 2y ago
That's crazy. Why would the number of hours worked per week ever possibly be relevant to a hiring process? At most they might ask "full-time/part-time/other" or something like that.
- sampo 2y agoI am sure somebody somewhere has tried to claim having had an academic position at a university, while actually they were working at 4 hours per week as a teaching assistant for one course.
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- stackskipton 2y agoBecause Full-Time/Part-Time/Other is too imprecise for government. What if you consider full time is 25 hours because you were going to school? Well, you worked less on something but claim to have same experience at someone who worked 40. Government has to comply with all these standards and by asking for hours, they can make sure themselves that someone meets them.