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Job

a type of work you do to earn money, a type of work you do to earn money

Occupation

a formal name for a job, a formal name for a job

Employer

a person you work for, a person you work for

Boss

a person who is in charge of a company you work for, a person who is in charge of a company you work for

Employee

a person who works for you, a person who works for you

Job-seeker

a person who is looking for a job, a person who is looking for a job

Vacancy

a job that is available, a job that is available

Staff

a group of people that work together ex. in a company, a group of people that work together ex. in a company

Colleague

a person you work with, a person you work with

Co-operate

to work together to achieve sth, to work together to achieve sth

White-collar worker

a person who works in an office, a person who works in an office

Blue-collar worker

a person who does manual work, a person who does manual work

Office

a building or room where people work, a building or room where people work

To recruit

to look for and employ new members of staff, to look for and employ new members of staff

Job interview

a meeting in which a potential employee answers questions to show that their suitable for the job, a meeting in which a potential employee answers questions to show that their suitable for the job

To employ somebody

to give somebody a job and pay for it, to give somebody a job and pay for it

CV

a short written description of your education, qualifications, work experience and personal interests that you send to your potential employer when you are applying for a job, a short written description of your education, qualifications, work experience and personal interests that you send to your potential employer when you are applying for a job

Contract of employment

an document signed between an employer and an employee defining the conditions, duties etc. of work, an document signed between an employer and an employee defining the conditions, duties etc. of work

Probation

a period of time when the employer checks if you are suitable for the job, a period of time when the employer checks if you are suitable for the job

To be fired

to loose one's job, to loose one's job

Notice

a written information that you give to your employer informing you don’t want to work for the company, a written information that you give to your employer informing you don’t want to work for the company

Certificate of employment

a document that proves you have worked in a company, a document that proves you have worked in a company

Job responsibilities

activities you have to do at work, activities you have to do at work

To resign from a job

to stop working somewhere because you don't want to do it any longer, to stop working somewhere because you don't want to do it any longer

Full-time job

a job in which you work for regular hours, usually 8 hours, a job in which you work for regular hours, usually 8 hours

Part-time job

a job in which you work for fewer hours than a full time, a job in which you work for fewer hours than a full time

Salary

a regular amount of money that an employer pays to his employee usually on a monthly basis, a regular amount of money that an employer pays to his employee usually on a monthly basis

Pay rise

an increase in the salary, an increase in the salary

Workaholic

a person who is addicted to their work and spends too much time there, a person who is addicted to their work and spends too much time there

To work overtime

to work longer hours than defined in your work contract, to work longer hours than defined in your work contract

Rat race

a permanent situation in which employees are competing with one another for success, power etc., a permanent situation in which employees are competing with one another for success, power etc.

Off-site

a short trip for employees of the same company allowing them to know each other better, a short trip for employees of the same company allowing them to know each other better

Volunteer

a person who doesn't get money for the job they do, a person who doesn't get money for the job they do

Meeting

a situation when a group of employees gather in one room to talk about work matters, a situation when a group of employees gather in one room to talk about work matters

To promote

to give an employee a higher position, more responsibilities and money, to give an employee a higher position, more responsibilities and money

Paperwork

a lot of documents an employee has to deal with at work, a lot of documents an employee has to deal with at work

Work environment

a place where you work and a group of people you work with, a place where you work and a group of people you work with

Break room

a room where employees can relax, socialize, eat when having a break from work, a room where employees can relax, socialize, eat when having a break from work

Work benefits

a package of bonuses such as a company car or gym membership etc. provided by an employer, a package of bonuses such as a company car or gym membership etc. provided by an employer

Audit

an independent examination ex. of a company's finances made by a person from the outside, an independent examination ex. of a company's finances made by a person from the outside

Paid leave

a period of absence from work (holidays, illness etc.) during which you get your regular salary, a period of absence from work (holidays, illness etc.) during which you get your regular salary

Maternity leave

a period of absence from work when you are looking after a newborn baby, a period of absence from work when you are looking after a newborn baby

To retire

to stop working because of having reached a particular age, to stop working because of having reached a particular age

To meet deadlines

to finish a project in a specific time, to finish a project in a specific time

To be good at multitasking

to be good at doing many things at the same time, to be good at doing many things at the same time

To work against the clock

to work in a very limited amount of time, to work in a very limited amount of time

To handle stress easily

to be able to work under stress, pressure etc., to be able to work under stress, pressure etc.

To replace somebody

to take somebody's place at work because they are on holidays, ill etc., to take somebody's place at work because they are on holidays, ill etc.

Can-do attitude

a situation when you believe that you can do everything at work, a situation when you believe that you can do everything at work

Au pair

a person who occasionally takes care of somebody's children, a person who occasionally takes care of somebody's children

Babysitter

a person who takes care of somebody's children on a regular basis, a person who takes care of somebody's children on a regular basis

Barber

a person who shaves men's beards and cuts men's hair, a person who shaves men's beards and cuts men's hair

Butcher

a person who prepares and sells meat, a person who prepares and sells meat

Car mechanic

a person who repairs cars, a person who repairs cars

Carpenter

a person who makes furniture from wood, a person who makes furniture from wood

Chef

a person who prepares and cooks food, a person who prepares and cooks food

Cleaner

a person who cleans ex. a company's offices, a person who cleans ex. a company's offices

Conductor

a person who works ex. in a theater and conducts an orchestra, a person who works ex. in a theater and conducts an orchestra

Customer

a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business, a person who buys goods or services from a shop or business

Dentist

a person treats people's teeth, a person treats people's teeth

Doctor

a person who treats ill or injured people, a person who treats ill or injured people

Estate agent

a person who sells flats, houses etc, a person who sells flats, houses etc

Film director

a person who makes films, a person who makes films

Fishmonger

a person who prepares and sells fish, a person who prepares and sells fish

Gravedigger

a person who works in a cemetery and digs graves for a funeral service, a person who works in a cemetery and digs graves for a funeral service

Gym instuctor

a person who helps you to get fit, a person who helps you to get fit

Hairdresser

a person who cuts and styles people's hair, a person who cuts and styles people's hair

Housewife

a woman who takes cares of household and doesn't work outside her home on a regular basis, a woman who takes cares of household and doesn't work outside her home on a regular basis

Interior decorator

a person who decorates people's houses, a person who decorates people's houses

Librarian

a person who works in a library, a person who works in a library

Locksmith

a person who works with locks, keys, security systems etc, a person who works with locks, keys, security systems etc

Miner

a person who works underground in order to get ex. coal, diamonds, a person who works underground in order to get ex. coal, diamonds

Newsagent

a person who sells newspapers, magazines etc., a person who sells newspapers, magazines etc.

Painter

a person who paints walls, woodwork etc., a person who paints walls, woodwork etc.

Pensioner

a person who doesn't have to work any longer because of their advanced age, a person who doesn't have to work any longer because of their advanced age

Photographer

a person who takes pictures of other people, things, a person who takes pictures of other people, things

Politician

a person who deals with politics, a person who deals with politics

Receptionist

a person who greets and deals with clients ex. in offices, hotels etc., a person who greets and deals with clients ex. in offices, hotels etc.

Scientist

a person who is an expert in science, a person who is an expert in science

Security guard

a person whose task is to protect ex. shops from thieves etc., a person whose task is to protect ex. shops from thieves etc.

Secretary

a person who organizes meetings, type letters etc., a person who organizes meetings, type letters etc.

Singer

a person who sings solo or in a band, a person who sings solo or in a band

Stockbroker

a person who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on their clients' behalf, a person who buys and sells securities on a stock exchange on their clients' behalf

Tailor

a person who designs, makes or repairs clothing, a person who designs, makes or repairs clothing

Ticket inspector

a person who controls people's tickets ex. on a bus etc, a person who controls people's tickets ex. on a bus etc

Translator

a person who translates texts from one language to another, a person who translates texts from one language to another

Travel agent

a person who sells trips, a person who sells trips

Welder

a person who welds metal to make things, a person who welds metal to make things

To gossip

to talk to people about someone and not being sure if it is true information, to talk to people about someone and not being sure if it is true information

To print

to produce a material such as a document or picture by using some ink and a special device, to produce a material such as a document or picture by using some ink and a special device

To xero

to produce a copy of a document, picture etc by using a special device, to produce a copy of a document, picture etc by using a special device

To deliver

to take something to a person or place ex. a letter, a parcel etc, to take something to a person or place ex. a letter, a parcel etc

Factory

a building where various goods are produced such as clothes etc. by means of machines, a building where various goods are produced such as clothes etc. by means of machines

Bank

a place where you can borrow or invest money etc., a place where you can borrow or invest money etc.

Shop

a place where you can buy something ex. food etc., a place where you can buy something ex. food etc.

Tools

things, objects you use ex. to do something, repair something etc., things, objects you use ex. to do something, repair something etc.

Folder

a file made of stiff paper or card where you can keep your documents, a file made of stiff paper or card where you can keep your documents

Cash machine

a machine that gives you money provided you use your personal code, a machine that gives you money provided you use your personal code

To liaise with other departments

to cooperate with other sectors within the same organisation, to cooperate with other sectors within the same organisation

To sack somebody

to tell somebody that they cannot work here any more, to tell somebody that they cannot work here any more

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