Employment
| 1 |
bonus |
n.
additional pay given to employee as incentive or
reward |
| 2 |
curriculum vitaeUK
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n. short
account of one’s education, career etc; CVUK;
résuméUS; resumeUS
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| 3 |
dismiss |
v. to
remove or discharge from employment; to sack
[colloq.]; to fireUS |
| 4 |
employer |
n.
person or firm who employs people - employee
n. person employed |
| 5 |
fireUS
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v.
[colloq.] to dismiss |
| 6 |
interview |
v. an
oral examination of an applicant for a job - also
v. |
| 7 |
make redundantUK
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v. [made,
made] to dismiss because of not being needed -
redundancyUK
n. |
| 8 |
maternity leave
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n.
period of absence from work (for a woman) when
having a baby |
| 9 |
notice |
n.
advance warning of intention to resign - to give
or tender one’s notice v. |
| 10 |
perk |
abbr.
perquisite; something additional to regular salary
[eg: free meals; a car] |
| 11 |
personnel |
n. the
people who work for a firm
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| 12 |
personnel officer
|
n.
manager responsible for recruitment, training and
welfare of personnel |
| 13 |
promotion |
n.
advancement in rank or position - to promote
v. |
| 14 |
prospects |
n.
opportunity for success, promotion etc |
| 15 |
recruit |
n. to
look for and employ personnel - recruitment
n. |
| 16 |
resign |
v. to
give up a job - letter of resignation
n. |
| 17 |
retire |
v. to
leave employment, esp. because of age -
retirement n. |
| 18 |
salary |
n. a
fixed, regular payment, usually monthly, made by
employer to employee |
| 19 |
staff |
n. the
people who work for a firm or a particular
department; employees |
| 20 |
take on |
v. [took,
taken] to employ; to hire |
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