Share Workplace Words – Context Clue Challenge (ESOL Entry 3–Level
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The team worked “collaboratively” to finish the project before the deadline.
Working together with others.
The company introduced new “sustainability” measures to reduce waste and energy use.
Caring for the environment; using resources responsibly.
Staff must maintain “confidentiality” when handling customer information.
Keeping private information secret and safe.
Our supervisor always gives “constructive” feedback that helps us improve.
Helpful and positive criticism meant to make work better.
The HR department will “implement” the new attendance policy next month.
To put something into action or start using it.
Employees are expected to follow the company’s “code of conduct” at all times.
A set of rules about how to behave at work.
The technician was “resourceful” when the printer broke — she fixed it using spare parts.
Good at finding quick and clever solutions to problems.
Managers must remain “impartial” when resolving conflicts between staff members.
Fair and not taking sides.
The factory will undergo a “thorough” safety inspection next week.
Complete and detailed, leaving nothing out.
After several “deliberations”, the interview panel chose the best candidate for the role.
Careful discussions or thinking before making a decision.
During training, you’ll learn how to “prioritise” your tasks effectively.
To decide which tasks are most important and do them first.
The manager praised her for being “meticulous” in checking every detail of the report.
Very careful and precise about details.
Employees should report any “hazards” immediately to their supervisor.
Things that can cause harm or danger.
Our company is proud of its “inclusive” workplace where everyone feels welcome.
Accepting and involving all people, regardless of differences.
After the accident, staff followed the correct “procedure” to report it.
The official or correct way to do something.
The supervisor said we must be “proactive”, not wait for problems to happen first.
Taking action early before problems start.
