Across
- 6. workers who tend to be self employed and do particular pieces of work for a business as a supplier (9,7)
- 7. placing needs in an order of importance, starting with basic needs (9,2,5)
- 11. time worked over and above the basic working week (8
- 12. workers who have no permanent contract of employment (9,7)
- 14. inwork, the desire to complete a task (10)
- 15. pay, usually of non-manual workers, expressed as a yearly figure but paid monthly (6)
Down
- 1. employees who work only for a fraction of the working week (4-4, 7)
- 2. employees who work the whole of the working week (4-4,7)
- 3. structure of different levels of authorityin a business organisation (9)
- 4. payment system usually operated for sales staff where their earnings are determined by how much they sell (10)
- 5. placing needs in an order of importance , starting with basic needs (9,2,5)
- 8. passing down of authority for work to another worker further down the hierarchy of the organisation (10)
- 9. addition to the basic wage or salary, for instance, for achieving a target (5)
- 10. giving more responsibility to workers further down the chain of command in a hierarchy (11)
- 13. tend to be paid to manual workers for working a fixed number of hours per week (5)
