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WORK
to not have a job
to be out of work
to leave your job
to quit [your job]
to hand in your notice / resignation
to step aside/down as
to take early retirement
to dismiss / sack / fire a worker
to lay off staff
to become / be made redundant
to get / give the sack
to terminate smb's employment (fomal)
to cut / shed jobs
to axe jobs
to lose your job
job losses
to be on the dole / to recieve the dole
to start a job
to look for a job / work
to seek employment (formal)
to apply for a job
to fill in an application form
to have an interview
to be offered the job/work/post
to get the job (informal)
to accept the job
to turn down the job
to take on staff
to join the staff
to job hunt
schedule
a full-time job / to work full-time
a part-time job / to work part-time / to go part-time
to be on a zero-hours contract
a casual worker
a permanent job/post VS a temporary job
self-employed
to go freelance / to be a freelance
to work antisocial hours
to work irregular hours
to knock off / to get off
to work in shifts / to be on the day (night) shift
to do/work overtime
salary
high salary/pay
low salary/pay
a well-paid job
a badly-paid job
a living wage
a minimum wage
overtime pay/earnings
pay gap
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requirements
skilled / unskilled jobs
skilled / unskilled workers
white-collar workers (work in offices)
blue-collar workers (do physical jobs)
work-life balance
to be stuck in a rut
to work to tight schedules
to work long hours
to have a heavy workload
to be stuck behind a desk
tight deadlines
to quit the rat race
to get your priorities right
a wage slave
colleagues
workmates
to talk shop
to hot-desk
to job share
to build up a network of contacts
a counterpart / opposite number
a good rapport
collaboration
at the top of the ladder
pecking order
hierarchical
to work hard
slog/work your guts out
slog away (at)
plug away (at)
knuckle down
beaver away (at)
fling yourself into sth
to grind
to graft
to flog yourself to death
career
to hit a glass ceiling
to have a good track record of
to get a foot in the door
to have a change of heart
to move up the career ladder
a fast-track scheme
to carve a niche for yourself
to be passed over for promotion
benefits
tuition reimbursement
sick leave / sick day
paternity / maternity leave
life insurance
a retirement plan