Classifications
receiving payment for full/part-time/temporary jobs.
What is employed?
a period of slow economic growth.
What is recession?
states in 2008 that had highest job losses.
What is Michigan, Nevada, or Rhode Island?
learn organizations mission, vision, goals.
What is research?
putting a name with a face.
What is apply in person?
dissatisfied with pay,responsibility or hours.
What is underemployed?
late 2000s.
What is most recent recession?
2009/ $8 billion
What is government stimulate plan?
explain your reasons for wanting the job.
What is a letter?
call or check on a job status.
What is follow up?
without a job but looking for one.
What is unemployed?
rapid increase in home building?
What is a boom?
industry affected.
What is automotive?
experience, achievements.
What is specifics?
where you can find job opportunities.
What is high school, local chamber of commerce?
due to choice or circumstance.
What is out of the workforce?
a quick fall in home values.
What is bust?
collapsed in late 2000s.
What is housing market?
clear, legible, accurate.
What is clarity and accuracy?
find growing industries.
What is Department of Labor?
full time volunteers, retirees.
What is out of workforce?
avoided the real estate ups and downs.
What is Great Plains?
2007 lowest unemployment rates.
What is South Dakota, North Dakota or Utah?
best way to secure a job.
What is stand out?
types of jobs in your area with future potential for high growth.
What is Education, Paramedic, Trades (welder, mechanic)