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VOCABULARY - WORK

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  • It’s what you don’t have if you’re unemployed. j__________
    job
  • The person who tells you what to do at work is your b________.
    boss
  • I w_______ for an international company in central London
    work
  • My husband is a f_______ journalist and works from home.
    freelance
  • A person who grows plants and flowers is a g_________.
    gardener
  • We d_______ training courses twice a year.
    do
  • Do you know anyone who’s been m___________ redundant recently?
    made
  • A person who works in a zoo and takes care of the animals. z________
    zookeeper
  • It’s the opposite of a permanent job. t________
    temporary
  • A verb which means when people stop working after the ages of 65 or 70. r______
    retire
  • I’m in c________ of the Sales department.
    charge
  • You usually have an i________ before a company decides if you get a job with them.
    interview
  • Chefs work in here. k________
    kitchen
  • He decided to set u______ his own business last year.
    up
  • I’m going to a________ for that job I saw online.
    apply
  • A small, non–speaking job in a film has this letter in it! _x______
    extra
  • Another way of saying ‘resign’. q______
    quit
  • A person who works for him / herself is s_____-_______ .
    self-employed
  • If you work more than your normal hours, you do o_________.
    overtime
  • My company has more than 90,000 e_________ around the world.
    employees
  • A phrasal verb which means the same as ‘search for’. l________
    look for
  • My brother is in his second y________ of university, and he loves it.
    year
  • A h_________ cuts your hair.
    hairdresser
  • My partner works shifts: he works at n_______ one week, then during the day the next.
    night
  • An animal doctor. v_______
    vet
  • It’s an alternative to working full-time, but you work fewer hours. p______ - ________
    part-time