The Great Recession changed the American workplace. More and more jobs that used to be full time are now part time, with lower pay and limited or no benefits. The number of "involuntary" part-time ...

When business and economic conditions warrant changes to your staffing model, reducing employees' hours from full time to part time may seem like the only solution to achieving solvency. Regardless of ...

In today's fast-paced society, many employees and employers are finding the traditional definitions of full-time and part-time work do not fit their needs. In addition to their jobs, nearly 85 percent ...

The world of work is constantly evolving, and so are employee habits. Part-time employment rates fluctuate dramatically ...

As employers seek more control over labor costs, the number of part-time jobs has soared in the post-great recession period. But increasingly erratic work schedules -- an attempt to squeeze maximum ...

, we began our exploration of the effects of shifting to part-time work on federal retirement benefits. In that column, I promised that this week we'd look in more detail at how part-time employment ...

A growing number of older Americans are returning to the workforce or never leaving it entirely behind. In 2016, 19.3 percent of people over age 65 were working or actively looking for work, up from ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Rachel Wells is a writer who covers leadership, AI, and upskilling. Part-time jobs may be elusive, but the idea of working ...