Non-EU students at Cardiff University generate PS93m for the Welsh economy or 792
full-time equivalent jobs.
The penalty is $250 per month for each subsidized employee; the maximum penalty per year is $3,000 per
full-time equivalent employee above 30 employees.
2010-11: $123.4 million; 1,496
full-time equivalentIn 2014, nondeductible penalties will be imposed on employers who have 50 or more
full-time equivalent employees and do not provide minimum essential coverage, as defined by the Secretary of Health and Human Services, to full-time employees.
* At the end of February there were 170
full-time equivalent Police Community Support Officers which was less than the 182.5 PCSOs expected to be in post.
In 2010/11, Unison had seven
full-time equivalent union officers in Liverpool City Council, which was an increase of two on the previous year.
That brings the total to some 700
full-time equivalent jobs created though federal stimulus money from April to August.
Two months after eliminating 35
full-time equivalent positions, The Register-Guard in Eugene, Ore., swung the axe again Monday, cutting the equivalent of 16 full-time positions, or 5.9% of the staff.
But the number of Strathclyde
full-time equivalent officers at the end of March was 7619 - 184 fewer than last June.
'This issue is now resolved, with the Department agreeing that the weighting given to full-time postgraduate student midwives is 0.5
full-time equivalent,' she said.
The law also requires CMS to add 100
full-time equivalent employees to work with states in support of their Medicaid program integrity efforts.