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16 Cards in this Set
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Budget expenses, such as clothing and entertainment, that can be adjusted as necessary.
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variable expenses
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A face-to-face discussion between the interviewer and applicant concerning a job.
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job interview
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Secretary's Commission on Acquiring Necessary Skills.
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SCANS
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A summary that is submitted when applying for a job that includes information concerning a person's education, work history, and experience.
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resumé
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An approach to organizing the information you will need to present yourself at interviews for schools or employment; also known as a career passport.
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career portfolio
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The amount of pay received for hours worked after all deductions have been taken out; also known as net income.
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take-home pay
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The total amount of pay earned before deductions are taken out.
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gross income
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The amount of pay received for hours worked after all deductions have been taken out; also known as take-home pay.
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net income
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Forms or records completed when applying for a job.
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application forms
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Individuals who know the applicant and have agreed to provide information to a potential employer concerning the applicant.
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references
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Skills that make you a valuable employee and make it possible for you to maintain your employment.
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job-keeping skills
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An itemized list of income and expected expenditures for a period of time.
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budget
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Budget items, such as rent and car payments, that must be met and usually do not change.
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fixed expenses
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Expenses, such as taxes, that are subtracted from gross earnings before a paycheck is written; also known as withholding.
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deductions
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A letter that supplies basic information and requests a job interview.
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letter of application
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Money that you have earned or that is available to you.
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income
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