Reasons for Work and the Labour Force
Patterns of Work
Social Factors Leading to Changing Work Patterns
Workplace Structures
Individual Roles and Youth Employment
100

This acronym is used to remember the three reasons people work.

What is SHESEA VASE?

100

This pattern of work involves regular employment for fewer hours than a full-time worker.

What is part-time work?

100

A student moving from their part-time job at Coles to working as a personal trainer after completing their TAFE course is an example of which social factor taking place?

What is education/retraining?
100
This term refers to an individual's legal entitlements.
What is rights?
100

Taking care of children describes this individual role.

What is parenting?

200

This term is used in the syllabus to describe the monetary reasons people work.

What is economic?

200

This type of employment commonly involves irregular hours with work offered when required.

What is casual work?

200

Self-serve checkout reducing the amount of full time jobs available at a supermarket is an example of this social factor.

What is technology?

200

This term defines a person's moral obligation.

What is a responsibility.

200

One parent cooking dinner while the other finished at work is an example of this strategy for managing multiple roles.

What is negotiating/sharing roles?

300

This term refers to how society perceives the importance of a job.

What is status?

300

In this flexible work arrangement, two employees divide the hours and responsibilities of one position.

What is job sharing?

300
A woman going from full time to part time work after having a baby is an example of this social factor.

What is family circumstances?

300

This arrangement gives employees some flexibility in choosing their starting and finishing times.

What is flexible hours?

300

Managing a team at work describes this indivdiual role.

What is leadership?

400

This term refers to what the job contributes to the individual and society.

What is value?

400

This pattern of work would describe an Australian journalist sent to Paris to cover the Olympics. 

What is working remotely - away from home?

400

The acronym for this dotpoint is...

What is EGG FEET?

400

Installing a prayer room for a new Muslim employee is an example of what structure.

What is workplace culture?

400

Young people having less experienced can be described as this type of issue.

What is a lack of personal management skills required in the workplace. 
500

The labour force is made up of the following 4 components.

What is employed, unemployed, employed part-time and employed full-time.

500

These are eight of the eleven patterns of work. 

What is (8 from the following list): Full-time, part-time, job share, casual, Permanent, temporary/contract, Self-employed, Shift work, Voluntary, Seasonal and Working Remotely

500

The two G's in EGG FEET stand for.

Government policy and gender perceptions.
500

These groups fight for the rights of workers.

What is trade unions?

500

The five individual strategies for managing multiple roles are...

What is Negotiating and sharing roles, Managing resources, Using technology, Accessing support and Utilising workplace structures

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