JacPlus 8.3

Which of the following is a financial reason people go to work?

• To gain self-satisfaction

• To earn an income

• To make friends

• To help others

Which of the following is a non-financial reason people might choose to work?

• To afford basic necessities

• To achieve a high standard of living

• To gain self-satisfaction and purpose

• To pay for goods and services

Why might people choose to work in unpaid jobs?

• To receive a salary

• For personal satisfaction and helping others

• To increase their standard of living

• To avoid paying taxes

Which of the following is an example of a non-financial benefit of work?

• Earning a wage

• Receiving a salary

• Having a sense of purpose and accomplishment

• Improving one’s standard of living

What does the term 'employer' refer to?

• A person who is looking for a job

• A person or organisation that hires employees

• A person who works for a salary

• A person who is self-employed

Which of the following is a reason someone might volunteer?

• To earn a high income

• To gain work experience and skills

• To avoid working

• To receive a pension

What is a common financial goal for working individuals?

• To make new friends

• To travel the world

• To save for retirement

• To learn new skills

Which of the following is a benefit of having a job?

• Increased leisure time

• Access to health insurance and benefits

• More time with family

• Less responsibility

Why might someone choose a career?

• To avoid responsibilities
• To follow family expectations
• To pursue interests, achieve financial stability, and find personal fulfillment.
• To gain social status

Which of the following is a reason people might change jobs?

• To stay in their comfort zone

• To avoid learning new skills

• To seek better career opportunities

• To reduce their income