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A specific job or duty you need to complete
Task
Rules about what you can wear at work
Dress code
The period of time you are scheduled to work
Shift
A short period of rest during work-often 15 minutes with 4 hours of work
Break
Being present at work when scheduled
Attendance
A form you fill out to apply for a job
Application
The date or time something must be finished
Deadline
The days and times you can work
Availability
Trading work hours with a coworker
Shift Swap
Recording when you start and finish work
Clock in/out
A fixed amount of money paid regularly, not based on hours worked
Salary
A document that lists your skills, work experience, and education
Resume
The money you earn for working
Wages
Extra hours worked beyond your regular schedule
Overtime
The products a business has stock in
Inventory
Rules and practices to keep employees safe at work
Workplace safety
Money taken out of you paycheck for the government
Taxes
A trial period where an employer sees if you're a good fit for the job
Probation period
Payment based on the number of hours you work
Hourly pay
When your paycheck is sent directly into your bank account
Direct deposit
The process of starting a new job and learning company policies
Onboarding
Training for new employees to learn about the job and workplace rules
Orientation
The department that helps with hiring, pay, and workplace problems
HR (Human Resources)
A review of how well you are doing at work
Supervisors Evaluation
A meeting when you leave a job to give feedback about your experience
Exit interview