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    The document lists and categorizes different types of jobs and work situations. It distinguishes between types of jobs based on factors such as pay level (e.g. well-paid, low-paid, badly paid), job security (e.g. steady, temporary), schedule (e.g. full-time, part-time), work environment (e.g. indoor, outdoor), skill level (e.g. skilled, unskilled), routine (e.g. routine, manual), and frequency (e.g. everyday, day-to-day). It also provides terms and phrases related to different aspects of working such as obtaining employment, responsibilities, workload, compensation, and work-related actions

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    The document lists and categorizes different types of jobs and work situations. It distinguishes between types of jobs based on factors such as pay level (e.g. well-paid, low-paid, badly paid), job security (e.g. steady, temporary), schedule (e.g. full-time, part-time), work environment (e.g. indoor, outdoor), skill level (e.g. skilled, unskilled), routine (e.g. routine, manual), and frequency (e.g. everyday, day-to-day). It also provides terms and phrases related to different aspects of working such as obtaining employment, responsibilities, workload, compensation, and work-related actions

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    The document lists and categorizes different types of jobs and work situations. It distinguishes between types of jobs based on factors such as pay level (e.g. well-paid, low-paid, badly paid), job security (e.g. steady, temporary), schedule (e.g. full-time, part-time), work environment (e.g. indoor, outdoor), skill level (e.g. skilled, unskilled), routine (e.g. routine, manual), and frequency (e.g. everyday, day-to-day). It also provides terms and phrases related to different aspects of working such as obtaining employment, responsibilities, workload, compensation, and work-related actions

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    well-paid

    low-paid badly paid

    steady lucrative
    job

    temporary full-time

    permanent part-time

    indoor
    unskille
    outdoor
    d

    voluntar
    skilled
    y

    work

    routine manual

    everyda
    daily
    y day-to-
    day

    to get / find work


    to be offered work / a job
    to make a living as a …
    What do you do for a living?
    to get a higher position /to be promoted /to achieve something
    to apply for a job
    to be a workaholic (to love work too much)
    to be someone’s opposite number (to be a rival)
    to be dog-tired from work /to be bushed from work
    a heavy workload

    to be underpaid
    opposite:to be overpaid

    to hammer out a deal/to work out a deal/to sign a contract/to close a


    contract
    opposite: to back out of a deal

    to do shift work (nights one week, days the next week)


    to be on flexi-time (to have flexible working hours)
    to work nine-to-five (regular day work)
    to work full-time
    to work part-time

    to go/be on strike
    to get the sack (to be thrown out of a job)
    to be fired (more formal)
    to be made redundant (thrown out, no longer needed)
    to be laid off (more informal than made redundant)
    to give up work
    to be on/take sick leave
    to take early retirement (to retire at 55)

    paperwork /desk work /office work /secretarial work


    handwork /manual work
    teamwork (to work together in a team)

    good, hard, productive, motivated fast, slow, professional,


    average, unemployed, voluntary, migrant, seasonal …
    worker
    worker /employee
    colleague /coworker /teammate /workmate
    Example:
    I lost my job. I was no longer needed.
     I have been made redundant.

    a. You never have time! I think you are obsessed with


    work.
    b. I have no fixed working time.
    c. I have a job interview tomorrow.
    d. I was late so often, I lost my job.
    e. I’m not working since I have a baby.
    f. My boss told me, I’m going to get a higher position!
    g. He’s only 57, but he’s enjoying life on a pension.
    h. One week I work at night and the next week at day.
    answers:
    a. You’re a workaholic.
    b. I’m on flexi-time.
    c. I apply for a new job.
    d. I have been fired/ I got the sack.
    e. I am on maternity/paternity.
    f. I’m promoted.
    g. He has taken early retirement.
    h. I do shift-work.

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