Job Terms 2

1. Amount of hours that an employee will work per day
5. To be terminated from your employment position because of something in your control
6. Leave of absence due to personal circumstances
7. Face-to-face meeting between the person applying for a job and a company representative
9. People that your potential employer may contact in order to find more information about you
13. Coverings for the hands, with separate holes for the fingers
15. Clear indication of who is in charge, who should be contacted if there is a problem and in what order
20. Amount of money you receive for working that is given in the form of a check

2. Process of managing your time so you can complete your work in a timely manner
3. A form that you have to fill out when applying for a job
4. Someone who owns their own business
8. A professional letter informing your employer that you would no longer like to work for them
10. Overall amount of pay that an employee receives after taxes or other deductions
11. Someone who is responsible for providing training and advocacy for an employee in their work environment
12. To inform your employer that you no longer plan to work for them
14. Printed record of the amount of money you receive for working typically every 2 weeks or once a month
16. A civil rights law to protect the rights of individuals with disabilities
17. To work approximately 40 hours per week
18. What you are required to wear to work
19. Work days that are given to an employee to use specifically when they are sick