Lesson 1.1.3
1.1.3 Working conditions in the hospitality and catering industry Quiz: WJEC Hospitality and Catering, Unit 1
20 questions
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The 20 questions
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Which contract type is listed in the spec's working hours section?
- Seasonal
- Probationary
- Freelance
- Annual salaried
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Which contract gives workers no guaranteed minimum hours?
- Zero hours contract
- Full time permanent
- Seasonal
- Part-time (temporary)
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Which remuneration item is listed in the spec?
- Free company car
- Gym membership
- Annual retreat
- Pension
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A fixed annual amount paid regardless of hours worked is known as:
- An hourly wage
- A commission
- A salary
- A piece rate
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Pay calculated for each hour worked is called:
- An hourly wage
- A pension
- A salary
- Holiday entitlement
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Which benefit provides income while a worker is off ill?
- Pension
- Holiday entitlement
- Tips
- Sickness pay
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Which factor does the spec link to changing staffing needs?
- Supply and demand
- Exchange rate
- Value added tax
- Sustainability
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The industry normally provides more of which type of position?
- Fixed-term academic posts
- Full-time salaried posts
- Lifetime contracts
- Part-time positions
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A bar only needs staff on Friday and Saturday nights and does not guarantee weekday work. Which contract fits best?
- Salaried
- Pension-linked post
- Full time permanent
- Casual
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A worker earns £9.50 per hour and works 30 hours in a week. What is the weekly pay before deductions?
- £285
- £270
- £295
- £315
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A chef receives a £24,000 salary and a £1,000 bonus in a year. What is total annual pay?
- £25,000
- £24,000
- £26,000
- £23,000
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A holiday park needs extra staff only from June to August. Which contract type suits this?
- Zero hours contract
- Full time permanent
- Salaried
- Seasonal
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A worker is paid for days taken away from work for a holiday. Which benefit is this?
- Tips
- Pension
- Holiday entitlement
- Sickness pay
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A server shares gratuities from customers in a pooled arrangement. Which remuneration type is this?
- Hourly wage
- Holiday pay
- Salary
- Tips
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What factor causes a temporary increase in local catering staff requirements?
- Peak demand
- Fixed overheads
- Low footfall
- Basic salary
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Which payment type is a fixed regular base pay for an employee?
- Bonus
- Overtime
- Tip
- Salary
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A worker earns £12 an hour for 25 hours and receives a £40 bonus. What is total pay?
- £340
- £300
- £310
- £380
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Why does the hospitality industry offer many part-time jobs?
- Fixed hours
- Static rotas
- Constant sales
- Fluctuating demand
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Which employment contract offers the least guaranteed working hours?
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Fixed term
- Zero hours
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Which two payments are usually added on top of basic pay?
- Rent and rates
- Bonuses and tips
- Loans and debt
- Salary and wages
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