Across
- 2. A person who buys things or pays for a service. (noun)
- 4. The job that a person does. (noun)
- 5. Extra hours you work after your normal working hours. (noun)
- 9. The knowledge you get from doing a job or activity. (noun)
- 13. The abilities you need to do something well. (noun)
- 15. A person who helps someone with their work. (noun)
- 16. Right or good for a particular job or situation. (adjective)
- 17. The work someone does during their working life. (noun)
- 18. A written message that gives important information. (noun)
- 19. To go to a meeting, class, or event. (verb)
- 22. A person or company that gives people work. (noun)
- 23. A qualification from a university. (noun)
Down
- 1. A person who works for a company or another person. (noun)
- 3. A company that sells goods or services. (noun)
- 6. Having a job. (adjective)
- 7. A time when people come together to talk about work or plans. (noun)
- 8. A person who asks for a job. (noun)
- 10. Someone who does their work carefully and can be trusted. (adjective)
- 11. A man who serves food and drinks in a restaurant. (noun)
- 12. The people who work in a company, school, or organisation. (noun)
- 14. The money you earn from your job every month or year. (noun)
- 20. The date or time when something must be finished. (noun)
- 21. A meeting where someone answers questions to get a job. (noun)