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How much vocabulary about work do you know? (C1)

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  • employer > employee / interviewer > ...?
    interviewee
  • what's an internship?
    a period of training to learn to perform a job
  • in most jobs you have to 'clock in' and 'clock out': what exactly is that?
    record the time you start/finish working
  • how do you say 'dejar (un trabajo)'?
    quit/resign
  • the word 'minimum' collocated with salary, income, wage or payment?
    wage
  • when you are promoted, you get a promotion/ when you resign, you sign a...?
    resignation
  • what do you think is the meaning of 'call in sick'?
    call your boss to say you're unable to go to work
  • what's the meaning of 'workaholic'?
    a person who is addicted to work
  • how do you say 'día libre'?
    day off
  • what's the meaning of 'vacancy'?
    a position that is available and, thus, one you can apply for
  • along with your salary, you get a paper saying how much money you've earned: what's its name?
    payslip
  • what's the meaning of 'run' when someone says you run a company?
    be in control of
  • what do you think is the meaning of the expression 'burn the midnight oil'?
    work very hard, especially late into the night
  • what do you think is the meaning of the expression 'make ends meet'?
    have just enough money to pay for the things that you need
  • what's the difference between a strike and a demonstration?
    in a strike people stop working for a period of time to gain rights / in a demonstration people take the streets to demonstrate against sth
  • when you work... do you win, gain or earn money?
    earn
  • if you 'put off a meeting' what do you do?
    you postpone it
  • how do you say 'seguro médico'?
    health insurance
  • what's the difference between degree and career?
    degree is a university title / career is your professional background
  • how do you say 'baja laboral (por enfermedad)'?
    sick leave
  • if you have a steady job, it means your job is: stable, underpaid, part-time or temporary?
    stable
  • which of these adjectives is negative: fulfilling, rewarding, tedious or challenging?
    tedious
  • it's important that you meet your deadlines: what does this mean?
    you submit/hand in sth at the time it was supposed to be done for
  • which of these words is a snyonym of 'CV': deadline, resume, payslip or qualification??
    resume
  • a woman who gives birth to a child gets a leave called...?
    maternity leave