If you only work a few hours a day, it's because you have a... job.
part-time
When you are given a more important job, you get ...
promoted/a promotion
He's ... charge ... the Human Resources Department.
in/for
in/of
on/for
on/of
I haven't got a job, I'm ...
unemployed
When you reply to an advert and send your CV, you are ... a job.
applying for
He works for himself. He's...
self-employed
Qualify... what's the noun?
qualification
Science... who does the job?
scientist
Employ... what's the noun?
employment
He has decided to... a business selling whistles online!
set up
The receptionist has decided to leave her job. She is going to...
resign/quit
Promote... what's the noun?
promotion
Resign... what's the noun?
resignation
She's responsible ... handing out the invitations.
of
in
for
at
I have signed a contract for three months. It's a ... job.
temporary
Law... who does the job?
lawyer
He's ... his fourth year at university.
for
of
in
at
I work... a multinational company.
for
of
Apply... what's the noun?
application
Sometimes I work in the mornings and sometimes I am asked to cover the night...
shift
If a company doesn't need you anymore, you will be made...
redundant
The boss told Mike to leave the company=Mike was ...
sacked/fired
I work eight hours a day, so my job is a ... one.
full-time
I have been asked to work extra hours, so I have to do...
overtime
If you sign a contract 'forever', your job will be a ... one.
permanent
They are... university.
of
for
in
at
Retire... what's the noun?
retirement
She's a ... journalist. She works for different magazines.
freelance
When she turns 65 she will stop working. She will ...
retire