the action or fact of leaving one's job and ceasing to work
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Paid employment
full or part time legal work and will be any occupation.
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Unemployed
means that the person is actively seeking work but as yet has not been successful. They are claiming the job seekers allowance
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economically inactive
people you are not being paid for work, this will include; students, stay at home mums, disabled and anyone not claiming job seekers allowance
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Career
This is the job you choose in order to earn a living and may include a long term plan for promotion and career development.
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Vocation
This is when a person feels they have been called by God to serve their religion i.e. imam or priest/nun.
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Voluntary Work
This is unpaid work which supports the community. It usually involves supporting vulnerable members of the community or supporting local projects
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Unacceptable work
For Christians and Muslims some industries will not be acceptable and include: Anything that promotes sexual exploitation i.e. ***********. Gambling industry Shops which promote the new age, witchcraft, horoscopes etc.
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stewardship
Stewardship is the belief that God created every aspect of the world and it is a gift to humans.
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Sadaqah
extra voluntary donation to charity which can be given by Muslims at any time.
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Zakat
meaning charity is the fourth pillar in Islam. Zakah is not voluntary it is something Muslims must do. This is based on a number of key teachings.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
full or part time legal work and will be any occupation.
Back
Paid employment
Card 3
Front
means that the person is actively seeking work but as yet has not been successful. They are claiming the job seekers allowance
Back
Card 4
Front
people you are not being paid for work, this will include; students, stay at home mums, disabled and anyone not claiming job seekers allowance
Back
Card 5
Front
This is the job you choose in order to earn a living and may include a long term plan for promotion and career development.
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