This is information or data covering many areas of employment.
What is labor market information.
100
This is an organization of workers who fight for workers' rights.
What is a labor union.
100
This is the lowest paid wage permitted by law.
What is minimum wage.
100
This country is currently facing the highest percentage of skills shortages.
What is Japan.
200
This is the process where a worker is let go from a job for reasons other than performance (typically company reconstruction or financial problems)
What is being laid off.
200
Information about job recruitment, employment levels, pay intentions, and skills shortages are all examples of this.
What is labor market information.
200
This is the process of negotiations between employees and employers typically to regulate working salaries,working conditions, and benefits for employees.
What is collective bargaining.
200
The minimum wage was introduced with this law.
What is the Fair labor standards act.
200
These are two work sectors that are slowing going away (we discussed these two in class).
What is publishers and cameras.
300
This is an involuntary employment termination usually due to the employee's negative behavior or poor performance issues.
What is fired.
300
The letters "CPI" is an acronym for this word.
What is consumer price index.
300
This is the refusal to work organized by a group of workers as a form of protest.
What is a strike.
300
The law, that introduced minimum wage to the U.S., was passed in this year.
What is 1938.
300
This is one work sector that is growing. (We discussed this in class).
What is e-books.
400
This is a small source of income for workers who have lost their job through no fault of their own. Workers who quit or who are self-employed are not eligible to receive this source of income.
What is Unemployment Insurance.
400
This is known as the variation of goods/services consumers buy and the different prices of those goods and services.
What is consumer price index.
400
This is a written and signed paper detailing negotiations between employers and employees.
What is a contract.
400
California's minimum wage is currently set to this amount.
What is $10.50/hr.
400
These are the first three labor unions ever created in the U.S. (We briefly discussed this in class).
What is Knights of labor, American federation of labor, and Industrial workers of the world.
500
In order to be eligible to receive unemployment one must meet these two criteria.
What is be laid off or be fired.
500
This is the reason why it is important to investigate whether a work sector is declining, growing, or remaining static.
What is to know what career fields are worth entering. To know what careers fields to enter.
500
This California labor union fights for the working rights of farmers.
What is United farm workers.
500
The U.S. federal minimum wage is currently set to this amount.
What is $7.25/hr.
500
The CNA (California Nurses Association) are currently fighting health insurance companies for this.