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    What to do when an employer decrease your FTE because of restructuring, based on seniority

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    0  Views: 843 Answers: 2 Posted: 13 years ago
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      Nothing.  Be happy you still have a job.  Hopefully, they didn't cut your benefits.  (FTE = full time equivalent.  Measure of number of hours budgeted for each position.  1.0 FTE = 40.0 Hrs./wk.) 

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        Nothing.  Be happy you still have a job.  Hopefully, they didn't cut your benefits.  (FTE = full time equivalent.  Measure of number of hours budgeted for each position.  1.0 FTE = 40.0 Hrs./wk.) 

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