The document contains vocabulary related to motivation, work, and employment including:
- Terms to describe different types of jobs and work environments such as monotonous, challenging, rewarding, and relaxing.
- Work-related roles like manager, trainee, boss, and employee.
- Concepts such as staff turnover, working conditions, salaries and benefits, careers, and unemployment.
- Phrasal verbs involving work such as being fired, dealing with issues, being in charge of responsibilities, and taking different types of leave.
The document contains vocabulary related to motivation, work, and employment including:
- Terms to describe different types of jobs and work environments such as monotonous, challenging, rewarding, and relaxing.
- Work-related roles like manager, trainee, boss, and employee.
- Concepts such as staff turnover, working conditions, salaries and benefits, careers, and unemployment.
- Phrasal verbs involving work such as being fired, dealing with issues, being in charge of responsibilities, and taking different types of leave.
The document contains vocabulary related to motivation, work, and employment including:
- Terms to describe different types of jobs and work environments such as monotonous, challenging, rewarding, and relaxing.
- Work-related roles like manager, trainee, boss, and employee.
- Concepts such as staff turnover, working conditions, salaries and benefits, careers, and unemployment.
- Phrasal verbs involving work such as being fired, dealing with issues, being in charge of responsibilities, and taking different types of leave.
The document contains vocabulary related to motivation, work, and employment including:
- Terms to describe different types of jobs and work environments such as monotonous, challenging, rewarding, and relaxing.
- Work-related roles like manager, trainee, boss, and employee.
- Concepts such as staff turnover, working conditions, salaries and benefits, careers, and unemployment.
- Phrasal verbs involving work such as being fired, dealing with issues, being in charge of responsibilities, and taking different types of leave.
- Antisocial - job - Trainer / trainee - Challenging / demanding - job - Head of depart / boss - Rewarding / motivating - job - Staff/employer / employe - Doing enjoyable / varied - work / stg. Rewarding - Staff turnover - Having friendly / supportive - colleagues - Run your own company - Having a good boss or manager - Voluntary work / shift work - Having a good work-life balance - Working fixed hours / flexi-time - Being overworked / underpaid / work-obsessed - Part-time / full-time, nine-to-five / dead-end job - Being part of a successful team - Short term / long term - job / contract - Being stuck behind a desk / in a rut - To be self-employed - Stimulating working environment - unemployed - Relaxing atmosphere - Retire / retired / retirement - To have your achievements recognized - To be on the dole / financial assistance
- To be sacked / made redundant / to be fire from - To stick to your guns
- To deal with - To grit your teeth - To be in charge of / responsible for - To speak your mind - To be on maternity leave / on a sick leave - To cross your mind - Put forward / to get proposed - Mind your own business - To get work experience - To be in two minds about sth - Be out of work / be off work - To know your own mind - Get a rise - Get promoted - Get the axe (lose the work) - Meet a deadline - Back-room boys (important work in the shadow) - Make a difference - Cream of the crop (the best) - Heavy workload - Put out to pasture (forced to retire) - To fill sb in on / about sth - To catch up with (with sb)