Chapter 2

4. US government's federal program for providing income when earnings are reduced or stopped by retirement, disability, or death.
7. First ranking in a "to do" list when items are listed by order of importance from first to last
9. Planned meeting between a job applicant and an employer.
12. Written document that makes it legal for a student underage to work for an employer.
13. Write down the main ideas of an assignment to express key thoughts.
15. Federal government agency that sets and enforces safety and health standards for workers.
18. Law designed to protect workers from unfair treatment by their employers.
19. Weekly or monthly job record of duties performed and skills learned at work by a student worker in a work-based learning program.
20. School program that prepares students for an occupation through a paid job experience.
21. School program providing paid or unpaid work experience for a specified period as a way to learn about a job or an industry.

1. A manager or team leader in the workplace
2. Pay for each hour worked in excess of the maximum hours allowed.
3. Type of school program designed to prepare students for work
5. Document that outlines the responsibilities of the student worker, school, and employer.
6. Federal agency that oversees equal employment opportunities for all Americans
8. Person who helps student workers with day-to-day questions. Another common term for this worker is training sponsor
10. Law that requires equal pay be given to employees of both sexes for doing equal jobs
11. Special teacher or counselor assigned to students in a work-based learning program.
14. Lowest hourly rate of pay that most employees must receive.
16. Job site where a student works to learn job skills
17. List of attitudes, skills, and knowledge that a student plans to learn during the work experience.