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  • Educational Experience
    Where you went to school and when; degrees, certifications you have earned.
  • Full-Time Job
    Working more than 40 hours a week.
  • Attire
    The clothing that you wear.
  • Benefits
    Extra things that come with the job, like insurance and vacation days.
  • References
    A list of people who know you well and can tell someone you would be good to hire. No friends or relatives.
  • Social Security Number (SSN)
    An individual number for each U.S. citizen that you DO NOT share with anyone else.
  • DOB
    Date of Birth (your birthday)
  • Qualifications
    Things you need to know or be able to do to get the job.
  • Wage
    The money you earn from your job by the hour.
  • Shift
    The hours you work. (first shift, second shift, third shift)
  • Salary
    The money you earn from your job over the year.
  • Work Experience
    A list of jobs you previously had and what you did at the job.
  • Schedule
    A list of days and times you are to work.
  • Job Responsibilities
    The things you will be required to do on the job.
  • Part-Time Job
    Working less than 40 hours a week.
  • Uniform
    A standard set of clothing that all people in a position or workplace must wear.
  • Job Application
    A written request for employment that includes all of your information.
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