Part-time or part-time seasonal workers can be lumped together to count as full-time equivalent.
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There were 17, 436 full-time equivalent officers on 31 December 2012, down by 18 compared with 30 September.
The figures, which the Home Office describes as provisional and unverified, are compiled on a full-time equivalent basis.
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There were 17, 436 full-time equivalent police officers in Scotland on 31 December 2012.
Total FTE (full-time equivalent) undergraduate students divided by total FTE instructional staff not teaching in graduate or professional programs.
The latest figures showed there were 54, 600 full-time equivalent teachers between April and June last year in Scotland - an eight-year low.
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.
But remember, if there are two part-time -- two half-time jobs, they're not reported as two jobs, they're reported as one full-time equivalent job.
The statistics show there were 899, 000 full-time equivalent staff in England's schools - teachers, teaching assistants and other school staff - up 23, 200 on the previous year.
In the ten years to 2008, the total payroll in England expanded by almost 300, 000 to nearly 1.4m, a rise of 28% (32% on a full-time equivalent basis).
During the above mentioned period, full-time equivalent weighted average tuition increased by an annual real rate of 3.3 percent, outpacing the growth in student aid over the period.
It currently employs 1, 280 full-time equivalent members of nursing staff.
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.
The latest public sector employment figures showed 54, 600 full-time equivalent teachers between April and June this year - down 2, 200 on the same period last year, when the figures stood at 56, 800.
A. Once your firm reaches 50 full-time equivalent employees, a penalty will kick in if you fail to provide coverage for employees who average 30 or more hours a week in a given month.
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Some businesses may be hesitant to hire because a provision of the health-care law scheduled to kick in next year requires employers with 50 or more full-time equivalent employees to offer health insurance or pay a penalty.
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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It's an insurance marketplace, or "exchange, " for businesses with 100 or fewer full-time-equivalent employees.
At our company, we have 250 full-time-equivalent contractors around the world who work remotely for us, compared to 120 employees based in our headquarters.
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Total enrollment in institutions of higher education has also continued to grow steadily, from 10.1 million full-time-equivalent students in 1990 to 10.4 million in 1996.
It has shed 14, 000 full-time-equivalent jobs (5% of headcount) over the past 12 months and has disposed or closed 11 separate businesses since the start of the year.
Under the law, firms with 50 or more full-time-equivalent employees will have to provide "minimum essential" and "affordable" coverage, or pay a penalty for each employee in excess of 30 full-time employees.
The job cuts, affecting both full-time and part-time staff, are equivalent to 900 full-time posts.
The actual number of staff affected could be higher than 200, according to the council, because part-time jobs have been added up to make the equivalent of full-time posts.
ObamaCare requires companies with 50 or more full-time employees (or the part-time equivalent) to provide their workers with health insurance beginning next year.
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Large employers (more than 50 full-time workers or the equivalent) must pay an assessment if they don't offer employees certain minimum coverage at an affordable rate.
Myron Lieberman, a former union campaigner who has been increasingly disillusioned with his old friends, estimates that they probably employ more full-time (or the equivalent) political operatives than the Republican and Democratic Parties combined.
Americans spend 7.6 billion hours a year complying with tax-filing requirements, the equivalent of 3.8 million full-time jobs.
As demand for crowdsourcing labor grows and technology improves, Mr. Robertson adds, workers can now make the equivalent of full-time annual wages from hundreds of temporary jobs.
The trust said the equivalent of 750 full-time jobs would be created throughout its four-year construction.
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