Part-time work
Working a schedule below your sector's full-time norm: pay and holidays pro rata, a schedule fixed in writing, and priority for extra hours with your employer.
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Part-time work means your working time is below your sector's full-time norm (often 38 hours per week). Your contract must be written and state your work regime and schedule; pay, holidays and most premiums follow your working time pro rata.
Part-time workers have specific protections: fixed or variable schedules must be announced in advance, additional hours are regulated and can carry a supplement, and part-timers get priority when full-time or larger part-time hours open up with the same employer. The full rules are published by the FOD Employment.
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Do I build up as much holiday part-time?
Your holidays and pay follow your working time pro rata: working half-time builds up half the full-time holiday days.
What are additional hours?
Hours worked on top of your contractual part-time schedule. They are regulated and can, above a credit, carry an overtime supplement.
Official sources
- Part-time work — FOD Employment
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