Employment Law Vocabulary and Preposition Review Crossword

...................... the terms of the agreement
to be made -----------------, to lose your job through no fault of your own
there is legislation ....... force to prevent employers dismissing employees unfairly
If you lose your job unfairly, you can apply to an employment ........... for compensation and-or reinstatement
very bad behaviour in an employment context
money paid weekly to an employee, usually a 'blue-collar' employee
money paid monthly to an employee, usually a 'white-collar' employee
a type of employment category staffed mainly by women
to advise someone ................. a particular matter
to cope ................a problem
Top-secret information
someone who has a history of succeeding in a particular type of work has a good
general word for money paid for a service
a complaint, e.g. by an employee about working conditions in the company
adjective from the word for a law coming from an Act of Parliament, not a precedent from case law.
You should not need a solicitor to ................. you in an employment case
Repayment for office expense which you had paid in advance on its behalf
You have to ........ a claim form before the employment tribunal will .................. your case for unfair dismissal
a lawyer who works by him/herself, not in partnership
................ respect of
.................. respect to
............. spite ...........
She is a paralegal, she works .......... law
When someone fails to comply with an important term of the contract, he commits a .............................
Unfairly dismissed (US) and (UK)
A slang way of saying to lose your job through no fault of your own, to be ............. off