In Germany, the minimum hourly wage for workers over the age of 18 is: a. €10.82. b. €12.82 c. €14.82

In the USA, your employer does not have to pay you for:       a. the time you take for your lunch break        b. overtime hours you have worked         c. work you take home with you

In Canada, the minimum hourly wage for employees over the age of 18 is: a. $14.75 b. €15.75 c. 17.75

In Spain, when a female employee has a baby, she is entitled to a minimum of:       a. 4 weeks of maternity leave       b. 16 weeks of maternity leave       c. 26 weeks of maternity leave

In Canada, employees aged 18 or over who work for more than 5 hours a day are entitled to a rest break of at least:                                     a. 15minutes during  b. 20 minutes  c. 30 minutes

In Spain, when his partner has a baby, a male employee is entitled to:      a. 8 weeks of paternity leave     b. 12 weeks of paternity leave         c. 16 weeks of paternity leave

Not counting bank holidays, in Canada, a full-time worker has an annual holiday entitlement of at least:  a. 10 days   b.15 days   c. 20 days

In the USA, the majority of employers can terminate your contract (fire you):                                a. immediately       b. by giving you just one week’s notice         c. at the end of the current month