Mot | Definition | % Correct |
---|---|---|
Company day nursery | A company that provides people to take care of
other peoples’ kids | 0%
|
A covering/ Cover letter | A cover letter is a written document submitted with a job application explaining the applicant's credentials and interest in the open position | 0%
|
A pink slip | A document given to a person saying that they do not have a job any more | 0%
|
Middle manager | A manager who is in charge of people or
departments in a company, but is not in charge
of the whole company and does not take
important decisions about the company's
future | 0%
|
Job advertisement | An announcement in a newspaper or on the
internet, etc. About a job that people can apply
for | 0%
|
An employer | An employer A person or an organization that employs people | 0%
|
A top (Us) / senior (GB) executive | A person higher than executive | 0%
|
A sales manager | A person in charge of a company's sales
activities and its sales force | 0%
|
Job seeker | A person in search of a job | 0%
|
Department Head | A person who is in charge of a particular
department or division or in short, a person
who heads the whole operation | 0%
|
Human resources manager | A person who is in charge of the department
that deals with the employment, training,
support, records, etc. Of a company's
employees | 0%
|
An employee | A person who is working in a company | 0%
|
Chief administrative officer | A person who supervises the daily operations
of a business and is ultimately responsible for
its performance | 0%
|
Job center | A place where unemployed people can go for
advice and information about jobs that are
available | 0%
|
Chief operating officer | A position that can be one of the highest-ranking executive positions in an organization | 0%
|
A fixed-term contract | A written legal agreement between an
employer and an employee but for a specific
period | 0%
|
A permanent / unlimited-term contract | A written legal agreement between an
employer and an employee but for no specific
period | 0%
|
An expense report | Detailed report produced on a monthly, quarterly, or yearly basis that accounts for all the expenses a business incurs | 0%
|
Staff attendance | Is referred to employees showing up for work | 0%
|
To work | Is to be engaged in physical or mental activity
in order to achieve a result | 0%
|
A transfer | It refers to an act of moving something or
someone to another place, organization, team,
etc | 0%
|
An identification badge | Means a badge that a person wears to show the person’s identity at work | 0%
|
A boss | Person who heads a team and is responsible for
its proper functioning | 0%
|
Managing director | Person who oversees a project | 0%
|
A resume | Refers to a document detailing the profile and background of a particular person | 0%
|
The staff | Refers to a group of people who work for an organization | 0%
|
A clerical worker | Refers to a person who works at an office
performing tasks such as keeping records,
attending to correspondence or filing | 0%
|
Outplacement | Refers to assistance provided through a third- party company and paid for by a former employer to help a laid-off employee find a new job | 0%
|
Employment contract | Refers to a written legal agreement between an
employer and an employee, stating details
about the employee's job, pay, working hours,
etc | 0%
|
A promotion | Refers to moving up the ladder in an
organization in reward for hardwork and
commitment | 0%
|
A executive | Refers to someone in a top position, especially
in business, who makes decisions and puts
them into action | 0%
|
A new hire | Refers to that moment when a company accepts a new member in its work environment, usually with payment | 0%
|
Promotion on seniority | Refers to the privileged status attained by an
employee because of the length of continuous
service with the same employer | 0%
|
A position | Refers to the role / status of a person in the
organization | 0%
|
Apprenticeship | Refers to the time period working as an apprentice | 0%
|
Credentials | Refer to those abilities and experience of a person which show that the person is qualified for a particular job or activity | 0%
|
Skills | Skills refer to an ability to do an activity or a job well especially once you have gained expertise in it | 0%
|
An apprentice | Someone who has agreed to work for a skilled person for a particular period of time and often for low payment in order to acquire that person's skills | 0%
|
A floor manager | Someone who is in charge of all activities and
operations of a particular storey / floor in a
large store | 0%
|
To temp | Someone who works at a place for a limited and usually short period of time | 0%
|
Chief executive officer (CEO) | The chief executive officer, or CEO, is the top
position in an organization and is responsible
for implementing existing plans and policies,
ensuring successful management of the
business and setting future strategy | 0%
|
Termination date | The day when an employee loses his job and may no longer work in that position | 0%
|
A temps/ a temporary worker | The person who is working for a small period
of time | 0%
|
To hire somebody To sign up somebody To take on somebody (familier) | To accept someone in a group or organization and make him an integral member of it | 0%
|
To dismiss | To decide that something or someone is not important and not worth considering | 0%
|
To resign | To give up a job or position by telling your employer that you are leaving | 0%
|
To clock out | To record the time when you leave work | 0%
|
To clock in | To record the time you arrive at work on an automated sensored badging system | 0%
|
To sack, fire somebody | To remove someone from the job either due to underperforming or other wrong reasons or as a way of saving the cost of employing them | 0%
|
To lay somebody off | To stop employing someone usually because of lack of work | 0%
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