Across
- 4. An employee must physically be at the company workplace each day
- 7. second or swing shift
- 9. erratic changes in the weekly work schedule (no pattern)
- 11. 6 a.m. – 10 a.m. & 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.
- 13. typically considered 35 to 40 hours of work each week; often comes with benefits such as health insurance, vacation pay, and sick leave
- 14. Remote working and hybrid working opportunities have gained ______________ , but these roles are not available for all positions and are not offered by all companies.
- 16. With fewer workers at the company’s on-site location, the organization can ______________ its operational costs (for example, the company spends less on rent, utilities, and maintenance).
- 18. Remote working is a nontraditional work model in which workers complete their ______________ tasks at a location they choose (off-site) rather than at the company’s building (on-site).
- 20. Workers must manage their time, stay engaged, be flexible, and limit _________________.
Down
- 1. An employee works at home rather than at the company workplace.
- 2. requires employee to be available(often offsite) in case the company needs the employee to come to work
- 3. 1. An employee works some days in-person and some remotely. OR 2. Some company employees are in-person workers and some are remote workers.
- 5. third or graveyard shift
- 6. first shift
- 8. hours worked beyond 40 hours per week; certain workers qualify for extra pay for these hours; a company can make overtime optional or required
- 10. work various shifts
- 12. always work the same shift
- 15. typically less than 35 hours per week; usually does not come with health insurance, vacation days, sick leave, etc.
- 17. Remote work models ______________ a company to recruit and employ talented and diverse workers from beyond its local geographic area.
- 19. schedule determined by the worker(not the company) and may vary
