Across
- 3. an itemized list of living expenses.
- 4. a one-page document that you send with your resume when applying for a job
- 6. a concise, formal document that summarizes an individual's professional background, skills, and experience, used to apply for jobs and showcase qualifications to potential employers.
- 8. items such as entertainment, clothing purchases and donations.
- 10. the total amount of money you earn for hours worked.
- 11. a formal meeting where an employer (or their representative) asks a job applicant questions to assess their suitability for a specific position, evaluating their skills, qualifications, and fit within the company culture.
Down
- 1. items such as rent/house payment, utilities, food, car payments and insurance payments.
- 2. money that you earn or that is available to you.
- 5. the amount of money available to you after all payroll deductions have been taken out of your salary, "take home pay"
- 7. a formal document or online form used by job seekers to provide their personal, educational, and professional information to potential employers to apply for a job.
- 9. social security tax, federal and state taxes, medical insurance and life insurance.