domingo, 30 de marzo de 2014
VOCABULARY AND COLLOCATIONS. WORK
be bought out = be purchased, taken over by another company
be on the line = be in danger situation, can lost job or employment
breadwinner = a person who earns the money that the family needs
company = business organization
competitive
dedicated = working hard for a person, company or idea
downsize = reduce the number of employees in a company in order to lower costs
employee = a person who has been hired to work for another
employer = a person or business that employs one or more people for wages
get rid of = remove, eliminate sb or sth, throw away
hire = employ sb to do a particular job
line
manager
outdated = antiquated, too old, old-fashioned
resign = leave your job voluntarily, stand down or give up your job
retrain = reeducate sb for a job, train again
staff
streamline = improve the performance of something, simplify a process
retire = stop working because you are old
team
unemployed = without job
union = a group of people who represent workers
(an) update = make more modern
work-life
work-life balance = the balance between an individual's work and personal life;
work and lifestyle
working
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be getting some more work experience = acquire skills
be in charge of = assume responsibility, having the care or supervision
be in work = have a job
be laid off = having lost your job, be made redundant
be made redundant = deprived of one's job, having lost your job
be on a short-term contract = limited period
be out of work = not to have a job
be on maternity leave = time off work to have a baby
be responsible for = in charge of
be sacked/ fired from = dimissed from job
be self-employed = working for yourself, from one's own business
deal with = do business with, commercialise
get a rise = increase
have been doing some voluntary work = do charitable or helpful work without pay
have been out of work = be out of work
have good prospects = financial expectations, success in the future
have opportunities = possibilities, chances for progress or advancement
have (no) job security = (un)safety, freedom form risk
permanent job = not temporary
run your own business = keep your own business
unpaid work = voluntary work
work part-time = working less than the usual or full time
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