Across
- 5. benefit where employers offer employees their choice from a list of possible benefits (two words)
- 6. type of employer-sponsored retirement plan which allows workers to save
- 9. benefit which can give an employee money if they are unable to work
- 10. a state and federal government program paid for by employers that compensates those now unemployed due to no fault of their own
- 12. federally funded health insurance program for people age 65+ or people with disabilities which employers must help pay
- 13. special savings accounts where money can be contributed on a pre-tax basis to be used to pay for medical services and other qualifying out-of-pocket expenses
- 14. type of insurance employers provide to cover employee's medical, vision, and dental expenses
Down
- 1. allows certain employees, former employees, spouses, and dependent children to temporarily continue their employer-sponsored health benefits
- 2. fragments of ownership of a company which are sometimes given to employees as a bonus
- 3. a federal law that gives eligible employees the right to take unpaid leave for certain family and medical reasons
- 4. pays employees back for expenses they have accumulated for work, including travel and tuition
- 7. type of benefit in which company agrees to keep sending payments to workers after they retire to replace wages
- 8. allows employees to earn income based on how well the company performs (two words)
- 11. type of insurance employers provide to pay employee's family in event employee dies