The number of workers who are working part of the time for economic reasons – because they can’t find full-time jobs, or because their employer has cut back their hours – hit a 20-year low ...

But the number of people doing “involuntary” part-time work — that is, people who would like to work full-time but can’t find such work — is up 44.6 percent from 2002, to 6.4 million ...

The number of workers employed in part-time jobs because they can’t find full-time work, or because their hours had been cut back by their employers, has fallen to a 20-year low.

"Part-time working offers an effective route back into work for many people and a real path to growth for the government and the economy more widely." A stepping stone.

The SECURE Act of 2019 does expand access to 401(k) plans for part-time employees. Under the law, those who work 500 to 999 hours for three consecutive years are eligible to make elective ...

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The number of people working part-time for economic reasons beyond their control jumped by nearly 500,000 last month, the biggest jump in more than three years.

Part-time work in the Netherlands has turned from being the prerogative of women into a powerful tool to attract talent in a competitive labor market. Skip to content Skip to site index.

Those who participate in the gig economy or work a part-time job have historically struggled to save for retirement.The SECURE 2.0 Act, which became law in December 2022, includes retirement ...

Why more Americans are ditching full-time jobs for part-time 05:40. Part-time work is on the rise as more workers choose to step back from the grind, according to new data from the Labor Department.