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100

Occupation

A person's main employment 

100

white-collar worker

Someone in a professional or clerical job who usually earns a salary and does not do manual labor.

100

gross salary

Salary earned before any amounts are subtracted from it (see "deductions").

100

diploma

A certificate received when graduating high school.

100

master's degree

Degrees earned after earning a four-year bachelor's degree.

200

Carrer

A long-term work history in a particular field.

200

base salary

A fixed salary that an employee can expect to earn at an entry level position.

200

net salary

The amount paid to a worker after deductions from the gross salary.

200

degree

Received when graduating college, graduate school, or any school after high school.

200

doctorate/doctoral degree

Highest level of academic degree.

300

career cluster

A group of occupations having related interests.

300

commission

An amount paid to an employee based on a percentage of the employee's sales

300

local taxes

Taxes that are paid to the city or county in which you live


300

college major

The field which a student wants to study.

300

job application

The form you fill out to ask for a job at a business.

400

blue-collar worker

A person that does manual labor usually for an hourly wage.

400

hourly wage

Pay based upon the number of hours you work and your hourly rate of pay.

400

state taxes

Tax levied on income at the state level.

400

soft skills

nontechnical skills needed by most workers for success on the job (communication, teamwork, self-discipline, showing commitment, flexibility, time management, and problem-solving skills.)

400

license

A legal document giving official permission to do something (example: teaching license).

500

workforce

All the people working or available to work, as in a nation, company, industry, or on a project.

500

minimum wage

A set amount ($7.25) by the federal government that is required to pay employees regardless of the job or employee. Some states set their own minimum wage and presently it is $8.70 in Ohio.

500

average salary

The total money paid to all workers performing the same job divided by the number of workers performing that job.

500

A four-year degree.

bachelor's degree

500

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