Work Vocabulary
This is what you fill out when you apply for a job
Application
This is what you should do if you are sick and cannot go to work
Call your boss/manager
This person takes your order at a restaurant
Waiter/waitress
Name 2 jobs that start with D
Doctor, dentist, designer, daycare worker, data entry specialist, driver, etc.
This is a conversation you have when you try to get a job
Interview
This is what you should do if you don't know how to do a task at work
Ask for help! Ask your boss or a coworker
This person puts your groceries into bags
Bagger
Name 2 jobs that require a uniform
Police officer, firefighter, fast food worker, doctor, chef, etc.
This is a document you create that shows your work experience and education
Resume
This is how you should greet coworkers
Smile and say hello
This person cleans up messes at an office or school
Janitor/custodian
Name 2 jobs that people do outside
Construction worker, police officer, firefighter, football player, dog walker, farmer, etc.
This is the word for the LEAST amount you can be paid for working
Minimum wage
True or false: it's okay to be on your cellphone at work
False. You should be focused on work, not your personal phone
This person takes your money at a store
Cashier
Name 3 jobs that people do inside
Teacher, retail, office assistant, scientist, librarian, nurse, grocery clerk, etc.
This is a record of how many hours you've worked
Timesheet
True or false: when writing a work email, you should use complete sentences
True. This displays maturity and professionalism
This person cuts your hair
Barber/beautician
Name 3 jobs you can do as a teenager
Babysitting, fast food, retail, grocery clerk, etc.