Common use of FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency Clause in Contracts

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 12 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided by 28 13 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5.14 employee is 0.5. 15

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 9 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week 10 divided by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a 11 twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 8 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided 9 by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty 10 (20) hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 9 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided 10 by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) 11 hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5employee is 0.5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 8 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided 9 by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) 10 hour 29 employee, .5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 11 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week 12 divided by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a 13 twenty (20) hour 29 employee, .5employee is 0.5.

FTE, or Full-Time Equivalency. 27 10 The number of hours an employee is normally scheduled to work per week divided 11 by 28 forty (40). For example, the FTE for a forty (40) hour employee is 1.0; for a twenty (20) 12 hour 29 employee, .5.