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job

the work a person does and earns money for it.




Example:


She is looking for a job.

interview

a meeting where people talk to each other and ask questions.




Example:


He has a job interview tomorrow.

employee

someone who works for a company.




Example:


The teacher is an employee of the school.

salary

money an employee is paid for the job they do.




Example:


His salary is $11.00 an hour.



company

a business that provides service




Example:


What company do you work for?

industry

a company that provides a particular service




Example:


The food industry is growing in Washington.

work hours

time when people do their jobs




Example:


The work hours are 7am to 3pm.

weekday

any day of the week except Saturday and Sunday.




Example:


The school is open weekdays.

weekend

Saturday and Sunday.




Example:


I do not have work on weekends.

day off

day you are not working.




Example:


My next day off is on Friday.

quit

to leave.




Example:


He quit his job at the restaurant.

benefits

something extra given to employees in addition to their salary.




Example:


Our company offers health insurance benefits.

break

to stop working




Example:


Our school break is from 10:00am to 10:15am.

supervisor

a person who is in charge




Example:


Call your supervisor if you are late.

boss

a person who tells others what to do.




Example:


My boss is Mr. Smith.

train

to teach someone how to do their job.




Example:


My supervisor will train me how to clean the rooms.

full time

working the full number of hours.




Example:


Full time hours in the US is 32 to 40 hours a week.

part time

not working the full number of hours.




Example:


I am looking for part-time work only because of school.

on call

someone who is not always on the work schedule.




Example:


I am an on call employee; I only work when they need someone.

absent

not at work.




Example:


She was absent from work because she was sick.

appointment

when you agree to meet someone.




Example:


Her appointment with the case manager is at 11:00am.