S3 Revision 1

Employability Revision Terms
What I is paid to the Government - a percentage of your Gross Pay. What N is used to pay for Job Seeker's Allowance. What B is what National Insurance helps to pay for. What S is when you are paid yearly a certain amount. What P is when you are paid a certain amount of money for making one item. What F is when you can start at a time which suits you and finish when suits. What C is someone who works beside you. What B is when employees get a share of company profits. What D is when you get twice the hourly pay rate each hour. What O is when you work more than the usual number of hours. What G is what you earn before any money is deducted. What D is the name meaning money taken off your Gross Pay. What N is what you are left with after any Income Tax or National Insurance is taken off. What H is when you don't have to travel into work each day but can stay in the house and do your job. What W is what you get when you are paid hourly. What N is when you start work at 10 pm and work through till morning. What I is when you meet with an employer who asks you questions when you are hoping for a job. What S is things you are very good at. What A is what you fill in when you are trying to get a job. What G is where Income Tax is paid to.

If you are seeing this message then you do not have Adobe Flash Player installed. To see thin interactive game you will need to download the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.