Working life tenses

She ___ (always / want) to get into a rewarding and varied field like medicine.

She ___ (work) under a lot of pressure to meet deadlines for the past two months.

The manager ___ (enforce) the law to protect employees exposed to dangerous chemicals.

We ___ (not meet) our sales targets yet this quarter, but we are working hard to achieve them.

Workers ___ (feel) insecure because the company hasn’t introduced new employment laws.

Companies ___ (discriminate) against women in the past, but new regulations aim to stop it.

The CEO ___ (fire) several employees recently, which made the staff feel insecure.

He ___ (work) under a temporary contract for six months and hopes to get a permanent one soon.

I ___ (try) to meet the deadline all week, but the task is too demanding.

Employers ___ (not follow) legal requirements, so workers took the company to court.

She ___ (apply) for over ten well-paid jobs, but she hasn’t received a single offer yet.

He ___ (deal) with a lot of paperwork lately because of vague promises from clients.

They ___ (introduce) new rules recently to reduce corruption in the workplace.

The company ___ (ignore) health and safety rules for years, putting workers at risk.