Future Careers

2. All people aged 16 and older who are working or who are actively seeking employment.
3. Type of economy where the government owns, manages and regulates the production and distribution of goods
5. information about a population, such as background, age, and education.
9. Type of learning that uses educational materials and courses available on the internet.
10. Groups of skills where individual skills relate in some way within a group.
11. Optional courses
14. occurs when people act on their prejudices negatively
16. companies link employees from home to the office.
20. When a company hires workers outside the company
21. relocating a business from one country to another.

1. Making predictions based on trends.
4. Type of career with 25% or less of the total workers are one gender.
6. Type of economy where individuals and businesses are free to make their own decisions about buying and selling
7. Type of learning that constantly improves your education and training.
8. People born between 1943 and 1960.
12. equal pay and freedom from employment discrimination
13. The technological changes that began with the computer.
15. A general direction or tendency based on data over the course of time.
17. The Digital Generation
18. prejudge, usually unfavorably.
19. two employees split a full-time position and pay.