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Pasapalabra nivel B2, jobs vocabulary

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Jobs password 1Version en ligne Pasapalabra nivel B2, jobs vocabulary par Isabel Madrid Segura A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A to formally ask for a job by sending a letter or form with your personal details and experience. Starts with B to lose your job because you did something wrong or your employer is not happy with your work. Starts with C a person you work with, usually in the same company or organisation. Starts with D to work at different times of day or night, for example, one week during the day and another at night. Starts with E a person or company that pays people to work for them, your boss Starts with F a system where employees can choose when to start and finish work, as long as they work a certain number of hours. Starts with G another way to say "look for a job" Starts with H used to describe a job or situation that is stressful because you have to work fast or make important decisions. Starts with I a short period of work experience, often for students or recent graduates, to learn about a job. Starts with J someone whose job is to write articles or reports for newspapers, magazines, or news websites. Starts with K phrasal verb, to continue trying to do something even when it is difficult. Starts with L working for many hours a day, often more than normal working time Contains M Complete the expression to be __________ redundant". Contains N the process of learning the skills or knowledge you need for a job. Starts with O to be without a job; unemployed. Starts with P phrasal verb, to delay doing something until a later time; to postpone. Starts with Q exams, degrees, or certificates that show you have completed a course of study or have certain skills. Starts with R to stop working permanently, usually because you have reached a certain age. Starts with S working for yourself instead of being employed by a company; you run your own business. Starts with T phrasal verb, to refuse an offer or request, such as a job or invitation. Starts with U not having a job, although you are available to work and are looking for one. Contains V to stop working at your current job by choice Starts with W to be employed for fewer hours than a full-time job

Jobs password 1Version en ligne

Pasapalabra nivel B2, jobs vocabulary

par Isabel Madrid Segura

Starts with A

to formally ask for a job by sending a letter or form with your personal details and experience.

Starts with B

to lose your job because you did something wrong or your employer is not happy with your work.

Starts with C

a person you work with, usually in the same company or organisation.

Starts with D

to work at different times of day or night, for example, one week during the day and another at night.

Starts with E

a person or company that pays people to work for them, your boss

Starts with F

a system where employees can choose when to start and finish work, as long as they work a certain number of hours.

Starts with G

another way to say "look for a job"

Starts with H

used to describe a job or situation that is stressful because you have to work fast or make important decisions.

Starts with I

a short period of work experience, often for students or recent graduates, to learn about a job.

Starts with J

someone whose job is to write articles or reports for newspapers, magazines, or news websites.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to continue trying to do something even when it is difficult.

Starts with L

working for many hours a day, often more than normal working time

Contains M

Complete the expression to be __________ redundant".

Contains N

the process of learning the skills or knowledge you need for a job.

Starts with O

to be without a job; unemployed.

Starts with P

phrasal verb, to delay doing something until a later time; to postpone.

Starts with Q

exams, degrees, or certificates that show you have completed a course of study or have certain skills.

Starts with R

to stop working permanently, usually because you have reached a certain age.

Starts with S

working for yourself instead of being employed by a company; you run your own business.

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Jobs password 1Version en ligne

par Isabel Madrid Segura

Starts with A

to formally ask for a job by sending a letter or form with your personal details and experience.

Starts with B

to lose your job because you did something wrong or your employer is not happy with your work.

Starts with C

a person you work with, usually in the same company or organisation.

Starts with D

to work at different times of day or night, for example, one week during the day and another at night.

Starts with E

a person or company that pays people to work for them, your boss

Starts with F

a system where employees can choose when to start and finish work, as long as they work a certain number of hours.

Starts with G

another way to say "look for a job"

Starts with H

used to describe a job or situation that is stressful because you have to work fast or make important decisions.

Starts with I

a short period of work experience, often for students or recent graduates, to learn about a job.

Starts with J

someone whose job is to write articles or reports for newspapers, magazines, or news websites.

Starts with K

phrasal verb, to continue trying to do something even when it is difficult.

Starts with L

working for many hours a day, often more than normal working time

Contains M

Complete the expression to be __________ redundant".

Contains N

the process of learning the skills or knowledge you need for a job.

Starts with O

to be without a job; unemployed.

Starts with P

phrasal verb, to delay doing something until a later time; to postpone.

Starts with Q

exams, degrees, or certificates that show you have completed a course of study or have certain skills.

Starts with R

to stop working permanently, usually because you have reached a certain age.

Starts with S

working for yourself instead of being employed by a company; you run your own business.

Starts with T

phrasal verb, to refuse an offer or request, such as a job or invitation.

Starts with U

not having a job, although you are available to work and are looking for one.

Contains V

to stop working at your current job by choice

Starts with W

to be employed for fewer hours than a full-time job