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| A form used to apply for a job |
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| A feeling or opinion about something or someone; a mental position with regard to a state “Negative” or “Positive” attitude. |
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| Things that employers may offer you in addition to your wages; for example, health insurance, annual or sick leave, holidays, paid vacation, parking space or monthly reimbursement for parking space area, mileage for travel, and tuition reimbursement.
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| A profession for which one trains; a job or series of job that you do during your working life. |
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| Classified Ads/Classified Section/Classified |
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| Advertisements in a newspaper, magazine, or online, regarding job opportunities; the section of a newpaper, magazine or website devoted to advertisements about job opportunities. |
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| Employment; the regular work a person does to earn money; a specific task or piece of work; a specific task or project that is one’s responsibility. |
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| The amount of pay or wages you take home after all your deductions are taken out of your paycheck. |
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| Using friends, family, and people in organizations that you know to help you find a job. |
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| The chance to do something you want to do, advance, or progress; the chance to get a job.
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| An ability, characteritic or experience that makes you suitable for a particular job or activity. |
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| An amount of money taken from your paycheck every payday(usually for things such as federal and state income taxes, employment taxes, social Security taxes, worker’ compensation coverage, and health insurance payments. |
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| Knowledge or skill that one gets from doing, seeing or feeling something; the experience a person already has of working. |
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| Aim or purpose; the end toward which effort is directed. |
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| The total amount of your pay or wages before any deductions are taken out of your paycheck. |
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| The desire to learn about and/or be involved in a particular field or topic; activities that you enjoy doing or subjects that you like to learn about about and spend time studying.
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| A department of the U.S. government that collects taxes. |
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