Part-timer (noun)

A person who works part-time, typically less than full-time hours.

Origin:

The word part-timer is a compound word, composed of "part" meaning "a portion" and "timer" meaning "one who works". it refers to a person who works part-time, typically less than full-time hours. it was first used in the early 20th century.

Examples:

1. The part-timer was only able to work a few hours a week.
2. Many college students work as part-timers to help pay for their education.
3. The part-timer was able to find a flexible schedule that suited his needs.
4. Many companies hire part-timers to save on benefits and other expenses.
5. The part-timer took advantage of the free time to pursue other interests.