Why Working Part-Time is MUCH BETTER than Working Full-Time

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Let's see why it's easier to get hired as a part-time employee as a growing trend of why companies give more chances to part-time employees rather than permanent full-time employees.
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Full-time job vs. Part-Time Job
00:32 - Company Perks for Part-Time Employees
1:35 - The growing trend of why do companies hire part time instead of full time
1:59 - Benefit #1 of working part time
2:28 - Benefit #1 of working part time
2:59 - Benefit #1 of working part time
3:43 - Benefit #1 of working part time
4:23 - Benefit #1 of working part time
4:52 - Benefit #1 of working part time
5:25 - My case with flex jobs and income
6:01 - Control this inflated cost of life
6:27 - What about Job Security?
7:34 - Benefits of working a full time job
8:19 - My next video

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[saffirechanning]

I just switched my work status from full-time to part-time. My main reason for doing that is because I need more REST! Yeah, for me, working full-time was just TOO PHYSICALLY EXHAUSTING. I work in the commercial cleaning field and I'm in my 50s.

[legitwhitebelt]

I went from full time work to student/part time work. Life is muuuuch better

[reecetrahan]

If I go part time I can focus on coding and that could potentially change my life. I’m doing it

[jordanpetersonjournal]

Part Time job is the future for those who hustle and love quick job =quick money 💰

[andrewallen]

I went from full time to part time and my partner of 12'years left me; anyway ive saved a lot of money by being on my own!!!

[charlesjacksoniii]

I work part time at Lowes we have benfits like health ins and a 401k plan and other perks

[corwaincyrus]

Great points as usual! You make excellent point. I do think remote work is a gamechanger though.
My old part time was 5 hours per day + 2 hours travelling + 1 hour ( preparing to travel and settling down) = 8 hours.
A remote job is 8 hours per day without that stuff, so you get part time benefits just by being remote.

[LoopholeLarry]

Well done. Currently looking for new perspectives involving part time work following this remote working revolution so this video is great :) thank you

[eberronbruce]

One major thing you miss is medical insurance and the costs of that. In the USA, your health insurance is almost tied to your employment and it can be extremely expensive if your employment doesn't provide it. Hence is why taking a full time job can be better for that reason alone. Example, a half a day in the ER can cost up $7, 000 for a minor visit while serious things can easily break $10, 000. Add in an ambulance ride which can be around $5000 for a short ride less than 5 miles. While trying to get insurance on the open market can cost easily up to $1000 to $2000 a month with high deductibles like $10, 000 to $20, 000. So, you can be paying like $12, 000 a year for crappy health coverage that would only pay back after you pay $20, 000 to medical expenses.

[dral]

If only working part-time would equal full time money to be able to afford an apartment

[jovabarris]

Yes, I 'retired' from the workforce during the pandemic. My partner allows for me to be a Grateful Homemaker. Recently, he said that he'd like for me to contribute $300.00 monthly toward I'm not meaning to seem privileged or spoiled. Though, our home and vehicles are paid-off.... this is unnecessary. He said our home isn't as big since we downsized. Therefore, I have too much spare time at the house. Anyway, I'm not too keen on the idea of employment externally from the home. Though, I'm seeking a gig 2-days a week... at least until I can earn new housekeeping clients for my independent housekeeping business.

[IroncladTrading]

It is vary hard to find part time employees, I have been trying but can't find, even willing yo train from scratch

[dannysullivan]

It's certainly a win for corporations who don't pay benefits, can mandate your hours and don't have to guarantee anything. Big box stores love it.

[engineered-mind]

10 years in contract roles in oil and gas industry and finally got a full time role for half pay. I resigned after 3 months and will NEVER work full time again

[jasmineward]

Nice video I usually work 6 hours a day and Fridays I work part time

[mike-ihfq]

Perfect video thank you very much your videos have helped me honestly

[zyyr]

hey your very cool, thx for the vid but i was wondering what camera do you use it’s so clear

[lwojggn]

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[mfyu]

How you can get social security when you only work part time entire life before retirement?

[lal]

I saved way more money when i made way less. I make more than i ever have and save less than i ever have. Lifestyle creep is real