The Employment Process 2

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A character trait that places great value on hard work, diligence, dependability.

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Work ethic

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Someone who can recommend you for employment such as teachers, coaches, community leaders or anyone who is familiar with the quality of your work or volunteerism.

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Reference

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A list of your references that you should have available to complete an application or present to an interviewer.

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Reference sheet

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A brief formal document that summarizes your education, employment history, qualifications and experiences.

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Résumé

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A permission form that you need to complete and give to an employer if you are under the age of 16.

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Work permit

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What is a form that employers ask all applicants to fill out in the process of getting hired for a job? Options: Employment Application, Resume’, Reference sheet

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Employment Application

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What limits the number of hours and times of day that employees under the age of 16 can work?

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Child labor laws

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Ask all the people you know, look online at the company’s website, look for help wanted signs in your community, read the classified ads in the local paper. How do you find jobs?

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How do you find jobs?

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Local or regional newspapers have a "classified ad" or "help wanted" section, which lists job openings by job title. You may even learn about opportunities through a radio, TV, or internet ad. What is this?

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This is some of the ways to learn about job openings.

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When you begin your job search, ask yourself questions to help narrow down the type of job you may be interested in. Questions such as: How will I get to the job? Will I need new clothes such as a uniform? What hours am I available to work?

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All of the above.