Student Work Schedule and Preferences

John Rogers, the manager of the student bookstore, addresses students selected for part-time work. He outlines the need for a work schedule and requests information on their availability and job preferences. Students are to work 20 hours per week, with options for cashier, stocking, or business office roles. While preferences are considered, assignments may vary.

Who is John Rogers?

• A university professor

• The manager of the student bookstore

• The head of the university

• A student advisor

What is the total number of hours each student is expected to work per week?

• 20 hours

• 10 hours

• 15 hours

• 25 hours

When can the work hours be scheduled?

• Only in the evenings

• Any time the bookstore is open

• Only on weekends

• Only on weekdays

What information does John Rogers need to create the work schedule?

• Students' job preferences and grades

• Students' grades and class schedules

• Students' contact information and grades

• Students' class schedules and job preferences

Which of the following is NOT a job option mentioned by John Rogers?

• Library assistant

• Business office

• Stocking shelves

• Cashier

What does John Rogers say about job preferences?

• Preferences are not considered

• Only business office jobs are available

• He will try to accommodate preferences but cannot guarantee

• Everyone will get their first choice