But the number of employees working full-time has fallen 120, 000 and the number of self-employed people working full time has risen by 132, 000.
Four current members of staff are currently working their notice before leaving the civil service this summer which will cut the "full time equivalent" number of staff to 56.8 - still more than in March 2011.
Intermountain hired 21 respected doctors part-time and an equal number of full-time nurses to act as peer reviewers for doctors at Intermountain's far-flung operations.
The college has been holding a consultation on the proposed cuts to 110 full-time and a number of part-time posts.
Moreover, the BLS also reported on Friday that the number of full time jobs declined by 216, 000 last month, as Lott also noted.
The total number of full time, year round workers in the entire bottom fifth of households in 2004 was less than 3 million, compared to 16.4 million full time, year round workers in the top fifth of households.
Plenty of folks have given up looking, or are working part-time when they wish they had a full-time job, which means that the true number of unemployed in America is much higher.
The unit's number of full-time constables will be reduced from four to two.
In the first 10 years of the new century, the number of full-time jobs in Barking and Dagenham fell by a quarter.
In the same period, the number of full-time Dorset Police traffic officers has fallen by 12 from 46 to 34.
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The number of full-time undergraduates starting their first year at university rose by 2% on the year before, to 521, 560.
The PCC's office has the equivalent of 8.4 full-time employees - the same number that worked for the old Suffolk Police Authority.
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Today, it's a full-service health clinic serving about 200 patients a week, with four full-time staffers and a good number of volunteers.
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The number of full-time equivalent TAs has increased threefold from 79, 000 in spring 2000 to 232, 300 in November 2012, the government figures show.
However the number of full-time postgraduate students starting their first year remained static at 207, 665, resulting in an overall fall in first-year postgraduates of 5%.
At my company, BlueKai, which provides clients data management, analysis and acquisition solutions, we have experienced an uptick in the number of full-time employees from last year.
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Universities Minister David Willetts said he expected the total number of full-time students in higher education this year would be bigger than in any year before 2010.
Overall, the number of full-time workers has gone up 47, 000.
Paul Sherrington, principal of Banff and Buchan College, said the number of full-time equivalent (FTE) staff at the institution had dropped from 237 to 220 over the past two years.
Even as its profits tumbled, Lego took on new staff, raising the number of full-time employees from 8, 178 at the end of 1996 to 8, 671 at the end of 1997.
The mandate to offer health insurance doesn't take effect until 2014, but the "measurement period" used by the feds to determine a firm's average number of full-time employees started last month.
Around three-quarters of those aged 4-6 and 98% of those aged 7-15 are in full-time schooling, while the number of black university students has nearly quadrupled over the past 15 years.
By switching from full-time workers to a larger number of part-time workers, it would make it appear that unemployment dropped even though the total amount paid to workers remained unchanged.
The number of full-time employees getting government wage subsidies to compensate for working shorter hours has now surged to more than a quarter of a million, from just 16, 000 a year ago.
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The number of full-time library workers is down 20% from the end of 2008, when there were more than 1, 000 positions, as Harvard centralizes functions such as preservation instead of handling them separately at each library.
That should change next year when the council is scrapped in favour of a more independent body, which will have a number of full-time members, chosen for their technical expertise, alongside a 50-strong permanent staff of specialists.
Earlier on, in response to a question by Labour's Graeme Morrice, the minister pointed out the NHS budget would increase in real terms during the lifetime of the Parliament, adding that the number of full-time equivalent clinical staff working in the NHS was higher today than in May 2010 and September 2009.
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On top of that the actual number of qualified regular full time teachers has fallen by 1, 400 between 2002 and 2003.
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The teen number includes both full-time students looking for full- or part-time work, and teens who are out of school and job hunting.
Working at home, full or part-time, shrinks the number of hours wasted commuting and allows greater flexibility that is often critical to maintaining a family.
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