a room or part of a building in which people work, especially sitting at tables with computers, phones, etc.
office
"I earn a high ........ , so I can afford a few luxuries."
salary
to be ........... .............. means that you are dismissed because you are no longer needed in your company
made redundant
to travel some distance between one's home and place of work on a regular basis
to commute
to leave employment because of age
to retire
if you have a .........-......... job, you work 8 hours a day for 5 days a week
full-time
absence because of illness: to be on s........ l..........
sick leave
not working for an employer but finding work for yourself or having your own business: to be s............ - e..............
self-employed
oral examination of a candidate for employment
(job) interview
the opposite of a permanent job
temporary job
a person or company that has people who work for them: e............
employer
to leave one's job voluntarily (= to quit)
to resign
"his financial problems escalated after he became u..........." (= not having a job that provides money)
unemployed
a synonym of CV: r..........
resume
a v............ is a position to be filled or a job that is available for a new employee
vacancy
If you work ........... ............ means that you work for only a part of the day or week
part time
a person with whom one works: c........ (= workmate)
colleague
If you work a set number of hours, but you can change the time to start or finish work, you work .......
flexitime
a synonym of the phrasal verb "take on"
hire
if you get a p..........., you get a more important job in your company
promotion
"he was ........ from his job for poor performance and repeated mistakes."
fired
a student or recent graduate who works for a period of time in order to gain practical experience
intern
a person who works for another person or for a company for a salary: e..........
employee
if you stop working in protest against something, you ........ ........ .............
go on strike