After retiring, he lived part-time in Alaska, fishing, hunting and working briefly as a tribal doctor.
Retained part-time firefighters have been called in to help fire crews tackle the blazes.
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the majority of foodservice professionals work part-time.
The only metric showing strength currently is part-time employment. (Part-timers don't get health care benefits).
Christopher Thomas is an American executive and professor living part-time in both California and China.
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Before the job cuts the club had a staff of 166 full-time employees, and 154 part-time.
The downside was the reduction in hourly work week, which suggests more part-time jobs were added.
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Currently the work is done by the conseillers, who are all unpaid, and some part-time secretaries.
The new bird of prey centre will provide two full-time jobs and three part-time posts.
Instead, she says, they may hire graduates on a contract or part-time basis before making offers.
Part-time firefighters in many parts of the country are working normally despite the ongoing strike.
But I think there is another reason driving this shift to part-time service work.
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The future American service worker will likely be faced with stitching together multiple part-time shifts.
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If they work 5 days a week, that is 27.5 hours a week, safely part-time.
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It houses 30 courts, employs 10 full-time professionals and has another dozen part-time or seasonal staff.
Nancy Wee is a mother of two, and a part-time graphics designer who works from home.
Lady Bakewell says "unprecedented" support is needed to ensure the future of part-time higher education.
Funding pressures means its own helpline can only be run on a part-time basis.
The solution is not part-time or semi-trained people, it's the police fully trained on the streets.
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Nina has chosen to work part-time so she can be home more for her teenage boys.
Ms. SHAIN: I was working part-time at Doctor's Hospital and going to New York University.
Lowe says they were able to eliminate a part-time receptionist position from their payroll.
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Nine full-time workers and 29 part-time staff are losing their jobs on the bridge, reports say.
David is in his late teens, lives alone and makes ends meet working a part-time job.
The main losers will be women who worked only part-time during their child-raising years.
Her father, Neil, was a part-time farmer and the sheriff of rural Fillmore County, Minnesota.
Her father, Neil, was a part-time farmer and the sheriff of rural Fillmore County, Minn.
On reaching the Conference National in 2007, the board took the prudent decision to remain part-time.
It's ridiculous to think a part-time board that meets occasionally really runs a business.
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And, years later, part-time market research surveys and a stint as a census taker.
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