Across
- 5. a lower level job that may not require prior job experience. The pay may be lower and may not include benefits
- 7. a group of occupations in the same field of work that require similar skills
- 9. the boss, who you work for
- 10. the lowest hourly wage an employee can earn
- 12. an amount of money you earn based on a percentage of how much you sell
- 14. someone who can comment on your personal character, work ethic or past work experience
- 16. an amount of money earned for each hour worked
- 19. the highest college degree a person can earn
- 20. application a form you complete when you are interested in obtaining a job
- 21. an amount of money you earn for the year
- 23. being treated unfairly because of race, gender or age
Down
- 1. extra money you earn for working extra hours
- 2. the college degree earned after receiving a bachelors, can be known as a graduate degree
- 3. a meeting for new employees to understand the company's policies and rules
- 4. a written summary of a person's education, skills and experience
- 6. the degree earned after 4 years of college
- 8. the worker
- 11. the person in charge of your shift who checks and evaluates your work
- 13. the amount of money you receive after deductions are taken out of your paycheck
- 15. "extras" an employee can receive in addition to their paycheck
- 17. the total pay you earn at a job before deductions are taken out of your paycheck
- 18. the people you work with at your job
- 22. the college degree earned from a 2 year community college