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53 Cards in this Set
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CHALLENGING |
My job is very challenging. It tests my abilities and keeps me motivated. |
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MONOTONOUS REPETITIVE |
I am a cashier in a supermarket. I quite enjoy my job, but it can be a bit monotonous. |
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REWARDING |
I think working with young children is very rewarding. It makes me want to work harder. |
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MOTIVATING |
Useful and important. I work in a small graphic design company and I find my job really motivating. |
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DEMANDING |
Being a surgeon is very demanding. It's very high pressure, requires a lot of skill and you have to work long hours. |
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TEDIOUS |
I work in the Passport Office. My job is incredibly tedious. Everything takes a long time and it's boring. |
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POST |
My sister has applied for the post of head of human resources at a multinational company based in Berlin. |
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PROFESSION |
Nursing is a rewarding profession, but one which is not usually very highly paid. |
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CAREER |
It's difficult for a woman to have a successful career and bring up young children at the same time. |
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SALARY |
The salary isn't fantastic - about 20000 a year but the work is rewarding. |
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WAGES |
I'm a waiter and I get paid every Friday. The wages aren't very high, but you can earn a lot in tips if you do your job well. |
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BONUS |
The company made a huge profit this year and so all the staff were given a bonus. |
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PERKS |
One of the perks of this job is that I get free health insurance. |
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EMPLOYEE |
The company has a staff of nearly 600 employees. |
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EMPLOYER |
I wouldn't describe the factory owner as a very generous employer. |
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STAFF |
It's a great hotel and the staff are very friendly. |
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TRAINING |
All the managers were sent on a three-week training course. |
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QUALIFICATIONS |
He left the school without any qualifications at all. He failed all his exams. |
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SKILLS |
There are certain skills you need to be a web designer, for example you need to be able to use words effectively. |
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HOURS |
What hours do you work? It depends on the day, but usually 8.30 to 6:00 |
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TIMETABLE |
My husband is a university lecturer and he has a very easy timetable, he only has 8 classes a week. |
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IN CHARGE OF |
I'm a manager. I'm in charge of the sales department. |
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DEAL WITH |
I have to deal with some very difficult clients. |
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RESPONSIBLE FOR |
I'm also responsible for publicity. |
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OUT OF WORK |
I'm out of work at the moment. |
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ON MATERNITY LEAVE |
I'm on maternity leave. |
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PART OF A TEAM |
I'm a part of a team. |
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HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY |
I have the opportunity to travel, which is something I appreciate |
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GOOD PROSPECTS |
I have good prospects in this job |
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GET PROMOTED |
I think I can go far. I'm hoping to get promoted to head of department next year. |
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GET A RISE |
I'm hoping to get a rise. My salary is very low. |
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TEMPORARY JOB |
It's a temporary job. |
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ON A SHORT-TERM CONTRACT |
I'm only on a short-term contract. |
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JOB SECURITY |
I have no job security |
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BE SACKED, FIRED |
I was sacked from my last job. |
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SELF-EMPLOYED |
Now I'm self-employed. |
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RUN A BUSINESS |
I run a business |
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WORK PART-TIME |
I only work part-time |
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MAKE SOMEBODY REDUNDANT |
I was made redundant |
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BE OFF WORK |
For sickness or maternity leave. |
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DO VOLUNTARY WORK |
I've been doing some voluntary work at the local community centre. |
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UNPAID WORK |
It's unpaid |
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GET WORK EXPERIENCE |
At least I'm getting some more work experience. |
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DEADLINE |
Make sure that everybody meets their deadlines Working to a tight deadline |
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DEALINGS |
My day-to-day dealings Financial dealings Have no dealings with him |
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To DELEGATE |
She delegates the work to others |
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TO DRAW UP ALL THE CONTRACTS, DOCUMENTS |
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EAGER TO START DOING SOMETHING |
An eager young executive |
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DON'T HESITATE TO ASK FOR HELP |
To call me |
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TO INPUT ALL THE DATA |
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INVOICE |
Submit an invoice for the work I invoice the company once a month |
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LIAISE |
I liaise closely to your reps in Russia |
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OMINIOUS |
That sounds ominious |