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A person who works for a company or organization in exchange for wages or salary.
Employee
A person, company, or organization that hires people to perform work in exchange for wages or salary.
Employer
A general term for someone who performs a job or task, often emphasizing manual labor or effort.
Worker
A person who works with someone in a professional or workplace setting, often in the same department or team.
Colleague
A specific role or position held by a person in exchange for payment, often short-term or task-focused.
Job
Effort or activities performed to achieve a purpose, often associated with employment but can include unpaid tasks.
Work
A field of work requiring specialized education, training, and qualifications, such as medicine or law.
Profession
A long-term progression of jobs and roles in a particular field or industry, often involving growth and development over time.
Career
The amount of work assigned to or expected from a person within a specific time period.
Workload
A specific block of time during which a person is scheduled to work, often used in jobs with staggered hours (e.g., night shift).
Shift
A planned timetable outlining the times and days for tasks, activities, or work.
Schedule
The amount of time spent working, typically measured daily, weekly, or monthly.
Hours
The _____ ensures that employees are following all safety regulations. A) employee B) employer C) worker D) colleague
employer
Our _____ always helps us meet deadlines with their excellent teamwork. A) employee B) employer C) worker D) colleague
colleague
The new _____ received recognition for their exceptional performance on their first project. A) employee B) employer C) worker D) colleague
employee
A _____ was injured while operating heavy machinery at the factory. A) employee B) employer C) worker D) colleague
worker
