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full time
This term is primarily used in professional and contractual contexts to distinguish a standard employment commitment from part-time or casual work. When used as an adjective, it is frequently hyphenated (full-time) when preceding a noun, though it is often left as two words when following a verb.
In modern usage, the term implies not only the quantity of hours worked but also a level of stability and benefit eligibility, such as health insurance or paid leave, which are typically absent in part-time roles.
Meanings
Examples
I finally landed a full time job after months of searching.
Are you still working part time or are you full time now?
She decided to go full time to secure better health benefits.
The company is looking to hire a full time accountant.
I cannot take on any more freelance projects because I work full time.
He is a full time student who also manages a small business.
I wonder if they will ever offer me a full time position.
The role requires a full time commitment of forty hours per week.