That observation does not mean that part-time work does not count. If a claimant has a residual functional capacity for full-time work and part-time work meets that assessment and provides an income that meets the threshold of substantial gainful activity, then that occupation counts in the march to significant numbers of jobs.
An example illustrates the point. Vocational experts identify cashiers with regularity. The occupation typically provides less than a full-time schedule. Cashiers have a median wage of $10.11 per hour. A full-time schedule of 173 hours per month would exceed the substantial gainful activity floor. The current substantial gainful activity floor rests at more than $1,180 per month. To exceed $1,180 per month, the median cashier must work in excess of 116.72 hours per month on average over the course of a year. That equates to 27.15 hours per week. Without data, it is irresponsible to assume that part-time cashiers will earn more than $14,160 per year. Consider the following 53 occupations that have full-time work in 25% or less of the jobs as they exist in national economy based on incumbent (workers) surveys:
DOT Name SOC % Full-Time
|
371.567-010
|
GUARD, SCHOOL-CROSSING
(government services)
|
33-9091.00
|
0
|
|
372.667-022
|
FLAGGER (construction)
|
33-9091.00
|
0
|
|
311.477-014
|
COUNTER ATTENDANT,
LUNCHROOM OR COFFEE SHOP (hotel & restaurant)
|
35-3022.00
|
4
|
|
319.474-010
|
FOUNTAIN SERVER (hotel
& restaurant)
|
35-3022.00
|
4
|
|
153.367-010
|
CLOCKER
(amusement/recreation)
|
27-2023.00
|
8
|
|
299.647-010
|
IMPERSONATOR,
CHARACTER (any industry)
|
41-9012.00
|
8
|
|
318.687-018
|
SILVER WRAPPER (hotel
& restaurant)
|
35-9021.00
|
8
|
|
349.665-010
|
SCOREBOARD OPERATOR
(amusement/recreation)
|
27-2023.00
|
8
|
|
159.647-010
|
AMUSEMENT PARK
ENTERTAINER (amusement/recreation)
|
27-2011.00
|
9
|
|
159.647-014
|
EXTRA
(amusement/recreation)
|
27-2011.00
|
9
|
|
159.647-022
|
SHOW GIRL
(amusement/recreation)
|
27-2011.00
|
9
|
|
344.667-010
|
TICKET TAKER
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3031.00
|
9
|
|
344.677-010
|
PRESS-BOX CUSTODIAN
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3031.00
|
9
|
|
344.677-014
|
USHER
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3031.00
|
9
|
|
349.673-010
|
DRIVE-IN THEATER
ATTENDANT (amusement/recreation)
|
39-3031.00
|
9
|
|
349.677-018
|
CHILDREN'S ATTENDANT
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3031.00
|
9
|
|
961.667-014
|
STAND-IN (motion
picture)
|
27-2011.00
|
9
|
|
211.462-010
|
CASHIER II (clerical)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
211.462-038
|
TOLL COLLECTOR
(government services)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
211.467-018
|
PARIMUTUEL-TICKET
CASHIER (amusement/recreation)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
211.467-022
|
PARIMUTUEL-TICKET
SELLER (amusement/recreation)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
211.467-026
|
SHEET WRITER
(amusement/recreation)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
211.467-030
|
TICKET SELLER
(clerical)
|
41-2011.00
|
11
|
|
312.477-010
|
BAR ATTENDANT (hotel
& restaurant)
|
35-3011.00
|
11
|
|
312.677-010
|
TAPROOM ATTENDANT
(amusement/recreation)
|
35-3011.00
|
11
|
|
311.472-010
|
FAST-FOODS WORKER
(hotel & restaurant)
|
35-3021.00
|
12
|
|
249.687-014
|
PAGE (library)
|
43-4121.00
|
14
|
|
311.677-010
|
CAFETERIA ATTENDANT
(hotel & restaurant)
|
35-9011.00
|
14
|
|
311.674-014
|
RAW SHELLFISH PREPARER
(hotel & restaurant)
|
35-2021.00
|
18
|
|
316.684-014
|
DELI CUTTER-SLICER
(retail trade)
|
35-2021.00
|
18
|
|
976.385-010
|
MICROFILM PROCESSOR
(business services)
|
51-9151.00
|
21
|
|
976.685-014
|
DEVELOPER, AUTOMATIC
(photofinishing)
|
51-9151.00
|
21
|
|
976.685-022
|
MOUNTER, AUTOMATIC
(photofinishing)
|
51-9151.00
|
21
|
|
976.685-038
|
PHOTOGRAPHIC
PROCESSOR, SEMICONDUCTOR WAFERS (electronic component)
|
51-9151.00
|
21
|
|
230.647-010
|
SINGING MESSENGER
(business services)
|
27-2042.01
|
22
|
|
302.685-010
|
LAUNDRY WORKER,
DOMESTIC (domestic services)
|
37-2012.00
|
22
|
|
302.687-010
|
IRONER (domestic
services)
|
37-2012.00
|
22
|
|
323.687-014
|
CLEANER, HOUSEKEEPING
(any industry)
|
37-2012.00
|
22
|
|
350.677-014
|
PASSENGER ATTENDANT
(water transportation)
|
53-6061.00
|
23
|
|
352.577-010
|
BUS ATTENDANT (motor
transportation)
|
53-6061.00
|
23
|
|
910.677-010
|
PASSENGER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE II (railroad transport)
|
53-6061.00
|
23
|
|
292.687-010
|
COIN-MACHINE COLLECTOR
(business services)
|
53-3031.00
|
24
|
|
195.367-030
|
RECREATION AIDE
(social services)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
340.477-010
|
RACKER
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
342.357-010
|
WEIGHT GUESSER
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
342.657-010
|
BARKER (amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
342.667-014
|
ATTENDANT, ARCADE
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
342.677-010
|
RIDE ATTENDANT
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
343.467-014
|
FLOOR ATTENDANT
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
343.577-010
|
CARDROOM ATTENDANT II
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
352.677-018
|
WAITER/WAITRESS, CLUB
(hotel & restaurant)
|
35-3031.00
|
25
|
|
372.667-026
|
FLAGGER
(amusement/recreation)
|
39-3091.00
|
25
|
|
375.587-010
|
PARKING ENFORCEMENT
OFFICER (government services)
|
33-3041.00
|
25
|
We can check this data on OccuCollect on the work context report, cognitive and mental, under the heading of structural job requirements. The O*NET OnLine provides the same information in the detail or summary reports for work context, minimum value 0, and show all. Here is that part of the report for cashiers from OccuCollect:
Structural Job Characteristics
|
%
|
Response
|
Duration of Typical Work Week — Number of hours typically worked in one week.
|
1
|
More than 40 hours
|
19
|
40 hours
| |
80
|
Less than 40 hours
|
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