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Job - a type of work you do to earn money Occupation - a formal name for a job Employer - a person you work for Boss - a person who is in charge of a company you work for Employee - a person who works for you Job-seeker - a person who is looking for a job Vacancy - a job that is available Staff - a group of people that work together ex. in a company Colleague - a person you work with Co-operate - to work together to achieve sth White-collar worker - a person who works in an office Blue-collar worker - a person who does manual work Office - a building or room where people work To recruit - 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 To employ somebody - 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 Contract of employment - 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 To be fired - 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 Certificate of employment - a document that proves you have worked in a company Job responsibilities - 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 Full-time job - 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 Salary - a regular amount of money that an employer pays to his employee usually on a monthly basis Pay rise - an increase in the salary Workaholic - 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 Rat race - 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 Volunteer - 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 To promote - to give an employee a higher position, more responsibilities and money Paperwork - 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 Break room - 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 Audit - 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 Maternity leave - 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 meet deadlines - 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 work against the clock - to work in a very limited amount of time To handle stress easily - 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. Can-do attitude - a situation when you believe that you can do everything at work Au pair - a person who occasionally takes care of somebody's children Babysitter - 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 Butcher - a person who prepares and sells meat Car mechanic - a person who repairs cars Carpenter - a person who makes furniture from wood Chef - a person who prepares and cooks food Cleaner - 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