Part time
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Part time refers to the amount of time and effort spent by someone in employment (or another activity, such as volunteering) compared to a normal full-time job. A part-time job usually pays less than a full-time job, and has fewer working hours per week. Usually workers are afforded no benefits (such as health insurance) other than their wages on part-time jobs.
It also refers to students (usually of further education or higher education) who spend a few hours studying or in lectures, especially those who spend a minority of the hours in a normal 40-hour week studying.
[edit] Foreign Culture
Arubaito (アルバイト?) or Arubaitu (KOR: 아르바이트) is a common term used in East Asia to refer to a part-time job. The word is a rendering of the German noun "Arbeit" (work).
