Understanding Work-Based Learning

planned meeting between a job applicant and an employer.

A law designed to protect workers from unfair treatment by their employers.

A guiding set of moral values.

The quality of firmly following one’s moral values.

A person’s outlook on life that reflects how they feel and think about people and situations.

Willingness to answer for one’s conduct and decision

A supervisor’s written review of an employee’s work performance.

The lowest hourly rate of pay that most employees must receive.

He first ranking in a “to do” list when items are listed by importance from first to last.

A law that requires employers to pay employees of both sexes equally for equal work.

A list of skills, attitudes, and habits that a student learn @ work-based learning experience.

The government’s program for providing income when earnings are reduced or stopped

Writing down the main ideas of an assignment; expressing key thoughts.

What does the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) do ?

A record of the duties performed and skills/attitudes learned at work by a student.

An agreement that gives purposes of a work-based learning program/ defines the responsibilitie.

What is a work permit?

Pointing out and analyzing a weakness to cause improvement without embarrassment.

A U.S. government agency that sets and enforces job safety and health standards for workers.

Making oneself do what is necessary.