Part-time salary?
How much do you earn working part-time?
Do you have any experience with part-time work in general? If so, share your experience.
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Well, you earn less in proportion to the same job in full time. More time, less money.
It’s easy to calculate.
Depending on the working time, you deserve. That’s exactly broken down to your hour. I don’t know how much your full-time merit is. So this is very individual.
If you can’t say a flat-rate, it’s up to your hourly wage and the hours you work. At minimum wages and a maximum of 20 hours a week, you’ll probably earn less than someone who’s paid out and works for 30 hours. And even if he were working the same hours, he would earn more because he is paid overtime and not only gets minimum wages.
Simple:
For x% part-time, you earn x% of full-time salary.