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100

Shift

The specific hours or time you work in a day.

100

Contract

A written agreement between you and the company about your job.

100

Benefits

Non-wage perks such as health insurance, vacation, etc.

100

Hire

To give someone a job.

200

Onboarding

Integrating a new employee into an organization. Showing them how things are done.

200

Job Description

A written outline of the duties and responsibilities of a position.

200

Fired

When your employer asks you to leave the job because of performance issues or other reasons.

200

Retention

The ability to keep employees in 

the organization.

300

Compensation

The salary or wages given to employees.

300

Performance Review

A formal evaluation of an 

employee’s job performance.

300

Corporate Culture

The shared values, beliefs, and practices within a company.

300

Employee Engagement

The emotional commitment an employee has toward their organization.

400

Probation Period

A trial period at the beginning of a new job to assess performance before being fully hired.

400

Resign

To leave a job by your own choice.

400

Training and Development

Programs designed to enhance employees' skills.

400

Recruitment

The process of finding and hiring the best-qualified person for the job.

500

Disciplinary Action

Steps taken by management when an employee breaks company rules or underperforms.

500

Compliance

Following laws, regulations, and company policies.

500

Diversity

The inclusion of different types of people in the workplace.

500

Conflict Resolution

The process of resolving disputes or disagreements between employees or teams in the workplace.