Economics and Business Crossword

A lump sum or regular payments received by retirees from income invested over their working life.
workplace participants who provide productive labour in return for wages and entitlements.
workplace participants who provide productive labour in return for wages and entitlements.
Approved time away from the workplace, which may be paid or unpaid depending on the type of leave, for example, recreation, sick, bereavement.
A higher rate of pay that is offered to employees when they work late nights, early mornings, weekends or public holidays
An organisation established and financed by employees in similar fields to assist them in the workplace in order to increase their bargaining power.
A legally binding document between the employee and the employer, which sets out remuneration details such as pay rates, and entitlements like sick leave and annual leave.
Any measure taken by employers or employees to settle a workplace dispute about working conditions
A system of appeal that allows employees to apply for reinstatement or compensation if they believe their employer has dismissed them in a ‘harsh, unjust or unreasonable’ manner and for reasons other than poor job performance
A safety net of 10 minimum conditions that employers must provide when offering employment contracts to employees.