フルタイム従業員
furūtaimu jūgyōinA worker employed for a standard workweek (typically 35-40 hours) with benefits and job security, as opposed to part-time or contract workers.
フルタイム従業員は健康保険に加入できます。
Full-time employees can enroll in health insurance.
彼女はフルタイム従業員として働き始めた。
She started working as a full-time employee.
In Japan, full-time employees often receive more benefits and job security compared to part-time or contract workers.
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💡Pro Tip
Employment Types in Japan
In Japan, 'フルタイム従業員' typically refers to regular employees with benefits, while 'パート' or 'アルバイト' refers to part-time or casual workers.
⚡Gold Rule
Formal vs. Informal
Use 'フルタイム従業員' in formal business contexts. In casual conversation, you might say '正社員' (regular employee).
📖Word Origin
Combination of the English loanword 'フルタイム' (full-time) and the Japanese word '従業員' (employee).
📝Usage Notes
'フルタイム従業員' is the standard term for full-time employees in Japanese business contexts. The opposite would be 'パート従業員' (part-time employee) or 'アルバイト' (casual worker).