Usage of "part-time job"

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Usage of part-time job in English

Hugh's a carpenter, Hope has a part-time job in the information industry. 
 The Guardian 

Increase Your Income: Can you work overtime or get a part-time job? 
 Ebony 

Until one day she decides she wants to get a part-time job. 
 Radio NZ 

There's Emily, a lively teenager with a part-time job in a grocery. 
 The Irish Times 

You mean that part-time job as a poor imitation of Barbara Walters? 
 Calamity jayne 

Mr Morrison said a part-time job was better than not having any job. 
 News.com.au 

Trip took another part-time job washing windows to save money for a house. 
 Her mother's hope 

You can do volunteer work, get a part-time job, write short stories again. 
 Daddy 

He also mentioned that she had a part-time job at the dean's office. 
 In the shadow of gotham 

A further one in 10 said they had a part-time job. 
 The Irish Times 

Don't worry, Prince George won't have to get a part-time job just yet. 
 News.com.au 

Maybe a part-time job he had before his mind went completely. 
 The double bind 

It became a part-time job keeping up with the fresh ridicule. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

And taking care of Danny is at least a part-time job. 
 The Guardian 

I had to take a part-time job when Norman was born. 
 Ebony 

She thought her mother should get a part-time job or do volunteer work. 
 Answered prayers 

part-time

Adjective

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Meanings of part-time job in English