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    The document discusses different types of jobs including creative jobs, blue-collar jobs, and white-collar jobs. It also discusses aspects of applying for and maintaining a job such as applying, interviews, probation periods, qualifications, skills, salaries, benefits, promotions, sick leave, and reasons for leaving a job. The document concludes with nicknames for various professions.

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    Discussion point: A Dream Job “The secret of success is making your vocation

     Types of job your vacations” Mark Twain

    Creative(involving the Blue-collar(blue-collar White-collar(such


    use of imagination to workers do physical workers have jobs in
    produce new ideas or work rather than work in offices, banks rather than
    things) offices) working in factories,
    building things)
    designer plumber Computer programmer
    architect farmer accountant
    photographer builder lawyer

     Applying for a job


    What do you do/How do you earn living? Attend interview
    To apply for/appliacation form Probation period
    CV(curriculum vitae)/resume To be experienced in
    Part-time/full-time To be qualified in
    Temporary/permanent job To be skilled in

     Motivation Topical vocabulary

    Salary/wage/pay(high/low)
    Bonus(money added to wage Employer/employee
    as a reward for good work)
    Staff
    Perk(smth you get in
    Vacancy
    addition to your wage:goods,
    Night shift/overtime
    car)
    To give a promotion Sick leave/maternity leave
    Business trip
    To be in charge of/to be responsible for
    Lay off
    To quit/to resign/to fire
    To retire/pensioner
    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  pharmacist - pill-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  detective - gumshoe 
    police officer - cop  artist - dauber 
    office worker - pen-pusher  judge - wig 
    air steward - trolley dolly  taxi driver - cabbie 
    doctor – quack

    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  pharmacist - pill-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  detective - gumshoe 
    police officer - cop  artist - dauber 
    office worker - pen-pusher  judge - wig 
    air steward - trolley dolly  taxi driver - cabbie 
    doctor – quack

    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  pharmacist - pill-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  detective - gumshoe 
    police officer - cop  artist - dauber 
    office worker - pen-pusher  judge - wig 
    air steward - trolley dolly  taxi driver - cabbie 
    doctor – quack

    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  pharmacist - pill-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  detective - gumshoe 
    police officer - cop  artist - dauber 
    office worker - pen-pusher  judge - wig 
    air steward - trolley dolly  taxi driver - cabbie 
    doctor – quack

    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  pharmacist - pill-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  detective - gumshoe 
    police officer - cop  artist - dauber 
    office worker - pen-pusher  judge - wig 
    air steward - trolley dolly  taxi driver - cabbie 
    doctor – quack

    Nicknames for certain professions: 

    author - scribbler  office worker - pen-pusher 


    electrician - sparky  air steward - trolley dolly 
    police officer - cop  doctor – quack
    pharmacist - pill-pusher  judge - wig 
    detective - gumshoe  taxi driver - cabbie 
    artist - dauber 

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    двоюрідна сестра
    хресний
    тітка
    невістка
    мачуха
    свекор
    зведений брат
    братова
    родичі
    зведена сестра
    похресниця
    старший брат
    племінник
    шурин/шваґер
    у складний час, сім’я-найкраща!
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