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0 pointstomp6y ago0 comments

Is this entirely true? A lot of state benefits are linked to hours worked, e.g. if you don't work full time, you might not get full state pension, employement insurance, etc... (Although admittedly these benefits are quite minmal in the UK, at least for London.)

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robocat6y ago

Also some professions require so many FTE years experience to progress with professional qualifications (or maintain?).

I know a nurse that needs to do a minimum of 35 hours a week so that they can get full-time experience so that they can meet requirements for the next job.

C1sc0cat6y ago

There is a minimum to qualify - unfortunately a lot of employers game the system with Zero hours contracts.

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robocat6y ago

Also some professions require so many FTE years experience to progress with professional qualifications (or maintain?).

I know a nurse that needs to do a minimum of 35 hours a week so that they can get full-time experience so that they can meet requirements for the next job.

C1sc0cat6y ago

There is a minimum to qualify - unfortunately a lot of employers game the system with Zero hours contracts.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse