Full-time work

Work that fits the employment standards of an employer as being full-time, usually between 35 and 40 hours a week.

There is no official ILO definition of full-time work, largely because it varies from economy to economy. However, "while a 35- to 40-hour work week is the probable cut-off standard for full-time work for many industries and workplaces throughout much of the world, national statistical definitions for full-time work often refer to somewhere between 30 and 37 hours."
(International Labour Organization (OIT), Key indicators of the labour market, 2003, visited 2011-02-28)