work Flashcards
a wage
weekly payment
a salary
monthly payment
why do we work?
to earn a living
to develop ourselves
advertisement
the promotion of a product in order to attract interest
how is the person, that applies for a job called
an applicant
CV
curriculum vitae (important dates of your life)
what do you write in your CV?
about your achivements, point out your good qualities, important dates of your life…
employee
a person who works for a company and earns a salary
employer
a person or an organization
clerk
uradnik,
a person who works in the office
labourer
a physical worker (delavec)
public relations officer
they are connected between company and public
safety officer
in the factory they take case of safe work with machines
security officer
takes case of uninvited people
union official
sindikat; every worker can be a member of it,
the person who takes care of workers rights
personnel officer
a person who decides who gets a job and who doesn’t
obrt
trade
somebody that takes care of finances
an acountant
gradbenik
civil engineer
strojnik
mechanical engineer
tesar
carpetner
plumber
vodovodar
sprejel je službo
he took on a job (to take on a job)
shift work
when we don’t work at the same time every day but it shifts
- izmene
when do we go on a strike
when we are unsatisfied with the job
vzeti porodniško
to take a maternity leave
to quit
to give up work/a job
to take a sick leave
a period of time that a worker is allowed to be away from work because they are ill
executive
someone in a high position who makes descisions and puts them into action
public relations officer
plan and develop PR strategies for brands/organisations
supervisor
responsible for managing the workflow and training new people hired
krojač
tailor
župnik
priest
flexible working hours
to be on a flexi-time
to work nine-to-five
regular day work
industrial dispute
to go on a strike
to get the sack
to be thrown out of your job
biti odpuščen
to be fired
to be dismissed
more formal than be fired
to be made redunant
thrown out, no longer needed
to be laid off
informal version of made redunant
to give up work
e.g. in order to study
to take early retirement
retire at 55
to be a workaholic
love work too much
to be promoted
get a higher position
unskilled job
a job that doesn’t require any special training
a trade
a job requiring manual skills and special training
a profession
a paid job, involves prolonged training and a formal qualification
