(noun) a person whose job it is to cook food at a restaurant
cook/chef
(noun) a person whose job it is to take or give out money in a store
cashier
(plural noun) extra things like vacation or health insurance that n employer gives to workers in addition to their regular pay
benefits
(noun) a formal and written request for something like a job
application
(noun) a person whose job it is to care for sick or injured people and who usually works in a hospital or doctor's office
nurse
(noun) a person whose job it is to deliver mail
mail carrier or postal worker
(noun) a person whose job it is to get and pay out money to customers at a bank
teller
(noun) a person whose job it is to remove dirty dishes, clean tables, etc., at a restaurant
busboy
(noun) a formal meeting with someone who is being considered for a job or other position
interview
(noun) skill or knowledge that you get by doing something
experience
(adjective) to work 40 hours or more per week
full-time
(noun) a person whose job it is to answer phones, type memos, greet customers, etc
secretary
(adjective) to work 30 hours or less per week
part-time
(noun) a person whose job it is to do office work like filing, photocopying, etc
office worker, secretary or admin
(noun) a person whose job is to clean buildings
custodian
(noun) a person whose job it is to teach students
teacher
(noun) a person whose job it is to fix cars, trucks, etc.
mechanic
(noun) a person whose job it is to bring food and drinks to customers at a restaurant
server