Work & Jobs

3. The system where employers look for workers and people look for jobs.
5. Abilities learned through practice or training that help you do a job.
6. A document that explains duties, responsibilities, and requirements of a job.
9. A person’s job or main type of work.
11. A formal agreement between an employee and an employer that explains work conditions.
12. The state of having paid work.
13. To receive money as payment for work or services.
14. Involving danger or the possibility of loss or harm.
15. A fixed amount of money paid regularly for work, usually monthly.

1. Earning a high amount of money compared to similar jobs.
2. A job that usually requires special education or training.
4. A combination of skills, knowledge, and abilities needed to perform a job well.
7. The ability to change jobs or move to a different career during your working life.
8. Not permanent; lasting for a short period of time.
10. Money paid to workers based on hours worked or tasks completed.