knowledge or skill gained by doing or watching something

your grades in school averaged together

A personal identification number that is issued by the government to keep a record of how much a person earns.

printed or written information that can be used as proof of some fact.

Left to choice, voluntary, not mandatory

being out of work

at the present time

one part or division of a company

a member of a country either by birth or by naturalization

found guilty by judge or jury

to get in touch with

any persons who rely on you for all or part of their financial support

a person who can give information about you and is NOT a relative.

an official record used to prove that your are legally old enough to work.

a person's qualities or reputation, tells about the kind of person you are.

ready to start on the job.

to ask for or to request a job

to give power or authority to

a written request for a job

a 3-digit number used to call from one area of the US to another

correct; having no mistakes or errors

place at which a person receives mail

to declare to be true

person applying for a job

treating a person differently because of race, sex, age, national origin, handicap, or some basis other than ability.

jobs; tasks you did at work

to be fired or laid off from a job

to give work and pay to someone

a person who works for a company or another person for wages

what a person does; job; work

who to call when there is a sudden need for quick action

a person or business that hires one or more persons

a try out (trial) period when a person is first hired

the persons employed in a business or company

to forbid by law

anyone not yet an adult under the law

fit to be chosen for something, qualified for a position

school-related activities other than regular classwork, such as football, band, or choir

an employer who gives all persons applying for a job and equal chance to be hired regardless of their race, sex, age, religion, or national origin

having to do with the United States government in Washington DC

leave out

a job that is 40 hours a week

the name of a company or business

something you do easy and well

to give a person a paid job; to employ

past

harm or damage to a person

a favorite pastime not related to work

ask

an address being used for a short time

the armed forces (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard)

a printed or spoken notice

the work a person does to earn a living

things which you cannot do

address to which your mail should be sent

sent; directed your attention to

place where a person lives

fired

the address where you now live

a regular, long-term address

legal papers that show how old you are

having the skill or other requirements needed to perform a job

being told ahead of time

to prove something is true

legal; proper

job, kind of work

to leave out

a person's name, written in cursive

pay; wage earned

former, past

people who can give information about another person's ability or character

move to another city or state to work

boss; a person who supervises the work of others

not to be made public

lasting a long time, continuous, constant

to declare that something is true

anything that supports a need or helps one to be able to do their job

information that gives the wrong idea or is misleading

a job requiring fewer than 40 hours of work a week

having to do with school

position, rank, or standing

meant to last a short time only

a person learning a trade in exchange for work, a beginner or learner

the country where a person works.

required, necessary

a woman's last name before her marriage

giving untrue information on purpose

a crime more serious than a misdemeanor, such as murder, burglary, or robbery

a person who has served in the military

can be easily read

an act of breaking the law, less serious than a felony

a written summary of a person's education and experience

passing a citizenship test

Left to choice, voluntary, not mandatory