Täistööaegne

Täistööaegne is an Estonian term that translates to "full-time" in English. It describes an employment status where an individual works a standard number of hours per week, typically considered to be between 35 and 40 hours, although this can vary slightly depending on the specific employer and industry. Full-time employment generally entails a commitment to work for the majority of the standard working week.

Individuals employed full-time are usually entitled to a comprehensive range of employee benefits, which may include paid annual leave, sick leave, health insurance, and retirement contributions. These benefits are often more extensive than those provided to part-time employees. Täistööaegne employment is characterized by a stable and consistent work schedule, allowing employees to plan their personal lives around their professional commitments. It is the most common form of employment and is often associated with greater job security and career progression opportunities compared to other employment arrangements. Employers often prefer to hire full-time staff as it can lead to increased productivity and a stronger sense of commitment from the workforce.