Types of Employment - E Prep 1

1. An employee that works more than 35 hours per week.

• Part-time
• Full-time
• Casual

2. An employee that works less than 35 hours a week.

• Part-time
• Full-time
• Casual

3. A position taken by a student or trainee works to gain experience or fulfill a qualification, without pay.

• Apprentice
• Contractor
• Internship

4. An official document that gives permission to a foreigner or minor to work under limited circumstances.

• Drivers License
• Work Permit
• Contract

5. A person who performs services for an organization (usually a non profit) without compensation.

• Volunteer
• Internship
• Apprentice

6. An employee that is hired to work when there is an increase in business such as around the holidays.

• Volunteer
• Internship
• Seasonal

7. Someone that is asked for short irregular periods of work with no guarantee of regular hours.

• Casual
• Fixed-term
• Full-time

8. Someone who works for themselves or is the owner of a business.

• Intern
• Entrepreneur
• Apprentice

9. Someone who receives a wage, has tax taken out by their employer is:

• Volunteering
• Employed
• A student

10. An employee that has a contract to work for a specified period of time.

• Part-time
• Contractor
• Fixed-term