The work a person does, usually to earn money.

A series of jobs that help an individual advance in a chosen field of work.

A sequence of work in a career field, from entry to advanced levels.

The amount of money a person receives for doing a job.

The financial interconnection among the countries of the world.

The basics a person must have in order to live.

The items a person would like to have, but are not needed to survive.

A person’s typical way of life.

The practice of having an outside provider complete work previously done by employees.

Programs in the workplace that help workers handle the demands of work and family.

Characteristics of a group of people of different racial, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds working together.

The characteristics or makeup of a population.

A work schedule that permits flexibility in work hours.

The integration of markets, technology, and resources between the economies of nations.

Independent or able to get along without help.

Nonmaterial assistance for which people are willing to pay.

The sum of traits that distinguishes a person as an individual.

Employment that requires related skills and experiences.