The suits allege that each failed to offer employee benefits after treating them like full-time workers.
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Just .6 percent of full-time workers and 1.7 percent of full-time hourly workers earn the minimum.
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Nine full-time workers and 29 part-time staff are losing their jobs on the bridge, reports say.
The U.S. offshore industry experienced an even lower rate of 0.8 incidents per 100 full-time workers.
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And some companies have so many part-time workers that they equal 50 full-time workers.
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Unemployment for full-time workers is near previous recessions' highs, usually a bottom of the cycle reading.
Harris Interactive conducted the survey online for CareerBuilder, polling 4, 216 full-time workers who were not self-employed.
Income disparity: We used Census data on median earnings for full-time workers in the past year.
In the run-up to this deal, Anheuser itself announced plans to cut about 1, 000 full-time workers.
The organization gives low-cost, donated and refurbished vehicles to qualified full-time workers or those with job offers.
Others say they will stay under the 50 full-time employee threshold or deliberately turn full-time workers into part-timers.
In fact, Prachee has been able to add 20 part-time and full-time workers because of the Recovery Act.
In addition to the 900 full-time workers, it's taken on another 350 temporary staff to meet peak demand.
Full-time workers are also unionized and protect their privileges, such as seniority-based pay.
The agency currently has 3, 286 full-time workers and 3, 128 seasonal and part-time employees.
Many German economists find it scandalous that full-time workers can still be poor.
France's notoriously burdensome labour regulations deter hiring full-time workers and ensure a strong demand for staff on short-term contracts.
The survey, which polled more than 1, 500 employers and 1, 400 full-time workers, also reported a significant decline in employee loyalty.
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The safest jobs of all, with less than 1 death per 100, 000 full-time workers, include secretaries, salespersons, food preparers and servers and librarians.
This does not have to be close to 100% because generally pensioners need less to live on than full-time workers.
For example, employers with more than 50 full-time workers must provide government-approved health plans or else pay a stiff penalty.
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The Georgetown plant, which already has 6, 100 full-time workers, competed against other Toyota factories for the opportunity to build the Lexus.
The pay rise for full-time workers was a modest 3% a year, less than the average pay settlement in America currently.
The top spot on the list goes to fishermen and fisherwomen, who lost their lives at a rate of 200 per 100, 000 full-time workers.
This would help full-time workers who already max out their retirement accounts.
They will be taken on one-year contracts to start with and will be converted to full-time workers should market conditions remain strong.
In oil refining, the injury and illness rate was 1.1 per 100 full-time workers versus 4.4 per 100 for the U.S. manufacturing sector overall.
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The top spot on the list goes to fishermen and fisherwomen, who lost their lives at a rate of 121.2 per 100, 000 full-time workers.
This is the downside of the internship listings bump: Companies may be taking on unpaid interns instead of full-time workers, to meet their staffing needs.
Some of the safest jobs of all, with only 3 deaths among all full-time workers, include file clerks, insurance sales agents, and customer service representatives.
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