Across
- 6. – A document summarizing a person’s education, work experience, and skills.
- 7. – A work schedule with flexible start and end times.
- 8. – A reduced list of top candidates for a job.
- 9. Loyalty – Encouraging employees to stay committed to a company.
- 10. – Temporary work for gaining professional experience.
- 11. – Self-employed work on a project basis.
- 15. Pay – Salary based on an employee’s
- 17. – A person’s education, work history, and qualifications.
- 19. – A bonus offered to a new employee upon joining.
- 20. Schedule – Completing work earlier than planned.
- 24. – A goal successfully reached.
- 26. – A motivating factor, often financial, to encourage performance.
- 28. – An advantage provided by an employer (e.g., pension).
- 29. – A person hired to work for a company in exchange for payment.
- 30. – Acknowledgment of an employee’s contributions.
- 31. Morale– Improving employees' enthusiasm and satisfaction.
- 33. – Working independently for multiple clients rather than a single employer.
- 34. – Something given in recognition of effort or achievement.
- 35. – A large payment given to an employee upon leaving.
- 36. – Collaborative effort by a group to achieve a goal
Down
- 1. – Employment with standard working hours (usually 35-40 hours per week).
- 2. Delayed compared to the planned timeline.
- 3. – A letter sent with a resume to introduce the applicant.
- 4. – Encouraging employees to perform better.
- 5. Deadline– Fail to complete work by the agreed time.
- 12. – Extra advantages provided with a job (e.g., health insurance).
- 13. – Recruiting highly skilled individuals for specific job roles.
- 14. – Structured plans to motivate employees.
- 16. – Failures in exchanging information effectively.
- 18. – Rewards not involving money (e.g., extra vacation days).
- 20. Yearly extra payments based on performance.
- 21. – Knowledge or skills gained from working in a field.
- 22. – Employment with fewer hours than a full-time position.
- 23. – A fixed regular payment, typically paid monthly, for professional or office work.
- 25. – Payments for labor, typically hourly or daily, often paid weekly.
- 27. – Working remotely, often from home, using technology.
- 32. In – Recording the start or end of a work shift.
