Interview Skills
Conflict Resolution & Assertiveness
Know Your Rights
Budgeting
Keeping Your Job
100

The person/people who you ask to talk to a future employer when you are trying for a new job

Who is a Reference

100

Being complacent, passive, self-sacrificing, intimidating, demanding, self-centered.

What assertiveness is not

100

It sets out minimum rights for most employees in Ontario workplaces including; wages, public holidays, hours of work, overtime pay, vacation time and pay, statutory leaves and termination

What is the Employment Standards Act?

100

The breakdown of what you pay in bills, what you want to save and what you make, within a given time period

What is a budget?

100

Practicing these skills will help with how you get along with, compromise, and speak your rights, when you feel you are being treated unfairly by another co-workers or your boss

What are assertiveness skills?

200

Something you write that outlines why you are interested in a job, a brief description of your experiences, and how you the future employer would benefit  by hiring you. 

What is a cover letter?

200

Tactfully, justly, effectively

How to practice assertiveness on the job

200

It is the lowest rate an employer can pay a full time of part time employee

What is minimum wage?

200

Use leftovers, don't shop when you're hungry, no more impulse purchases, ask for student discounts, do free activities 

What are tips for spending less

200

Accepting responsibility, using good judgement, having a positive attitude, working with people in a positive way

What are good self-management skills?

300

Your resume, references, a pen/pencil, examples of your accomplishments, day planner, (maybe water and a mint)

What are things you bring to an interview?

300

Nodding and being attentive, ability to work out conflicts, good listening, asking for clarification

What are good communication skills

300

The longest amount of time someone should work in a row without getting a 30 minute break

What is 5 hours

300

Keeping track of spending to recognize patterns, having a goal in mind, tracking income and expenses, involves partners and family members

What are some steps to starting a budget?

300

When you use good verbal and non-verbal communication, make sure to listen to the other, ask questions, explain your feelings and thoughts in a calm clear honest (assertive) way

What are practicing conflict resolution skills?

400

Prepare questions before, where appropriate clothing, arrive 5-10 mins early and tell someone when you arrive. 

What are interview tips?

400

Look for alternatives, breathe and stay calm, not jumping to conclusions, get creative, work with someone to brainstorm alternatives, weigh costs/benefits, use assertiveness skills

What are problem-solving skills?

400

In order to get paid for holidays, you must work the last day scheduled before the holiday and the first day scheduled after the holiday

What is the Last and First Rule?

400

Plan, set financial goals, know your financial situation, develop a realistic budget, keep a record of daily expenses, don't allow expenses to exceed income, save and pay yourself first, pay bills on time, distinguish needs and wants, use credit wisely

What are basic rules of money management?

400

Consider if there is incomplete communication, is there information missing, is there some confusion of what one person thinks, if there are underlying issues/concerns that haven't been dealt with, and considering if there's a difference in view point

How to figure out if there is a difference of opinion or a problem in the workplace

500

Smiling and nodding, sitting still and straight, leaning in, making proper eye contact and paying attention.  

What are examples of non-verbal communication?

500

I feel... when... because... I would appreciate

What is problem-solving using assertiveness skills

500

Harassment, violence in the workplace, abuse of technology, conflict of interest, off duty conflict that reflects negatively with employer

What are some reasons someone can be terminated without cause?
500

You learn how to organize, be more mindful about purchases, eliminate extra stress for unpaid bills or worry of losing services/conveniences, you can save up for something currently outside of what's affordable

What are some benefits of having a budget

500

DAILY DOUBLE - NAME 5 things you can do to be a good example employee and improve your chances at keeping your job

DAILY DOUBLE