job center/centre - a. A public agency or private organization that provides assistance to job seekers, such as help with writing resumes or finding job openings., wages - b. Payment received by an employee for work done on an hourly basis., income tax - c. A tax levied on individuals or businesses based on their income level., job advertisement/ad - d. A notice or announcement posted by an employer seeking to fill a vacant position within their organization., duty - e. A task or responsibility that someone is required to do as part of their job or role., length of service - f. The amount of time an employee has worked for a company or organization., branch - g. A division or subsidiary of a larger organization, often located in a different geographical area., degree - h. An academic qualification awarded by a college or university after completing a specific course of study., employer - i. A person or organization that hires people to work for them., enterprise - j. A project or undertaking, especially one that involves risk or uncertainty., company - k. A business organization that produces goods or services in order to make a profit., salary - l. Payment received by an employee on a regular basis (usually monthly) regardless of the number of hours worked., certificate - m. A document that confirms that someone has completed a course of study or training program., firm - n. Another word for a company or business organization., income - o. Money earned from various sources, including employment, investments, and other forms of revenue., cOntract - p. An agreement between two parties, usually written and legally binding, which outlines the terms and conditions of a business arrangement., earn - q. To receive payment for work done or services provided., free enterprise - r. An economic system where businesses are allowed to operate with minimal government intervention or regulation.,

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