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Part-Time to Full-Time Conversion Case

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Prepare a clear, evidence-based request.

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Help me prepare a request to move from part-time to full-time (or the reverse). Current hours and role: [CURRENT_ARRANGEMENT]. What I want and why: [REQUEST]. Business needs I can support with evidence: [BUSINESS_CASE]. Constraints on my side: [CONSTRAINTS].

Write a one-page proposal covering the change, the benefit to the team, the cost, a start date, and a trial period with measures. Anticipate three objections and prepare answers. Draft the message asking for a meeting and a script for the discussion. Include a fallback proposal if the answer is not now. Mention that employment rights differ by place and that I should check them [VERIFY] for [JURISDICTION] and avoid making legal claims in the request.

Add a one-line summary of the request that I can use in a message, and a note on documenting any agreement in writing.

Add a short section on timing: when in the year or the project cycle the request is most likely to be heard, and how to prepare my manager for the conversation in advance.

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Proposal summary (invented): Move from 24 to 36 hours from 1 September, with a three-month review.
Business case: Two projects each need about 6 more hours a week; current backlog is 3 weeks.
Cost: additional 12 hours a week at current pay.
Benefit: backlog reduced to 1 week by month three (target).
Objection and answer: 'Budget is tight.' 'I can start at 30 hours and move up if the backlog target is met.'
Fallback: stay at 24 with the project reassigned.

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