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JOB (Vocabulary & Ideas)

  • Office; Workplace

Directly related words and phrases

  • Employee; Worker; Staff; Staff members
  • Employer; Boss
    Owner; Director; Manager
  • Colleague; Co-workers
  • Company; Firm; Business
    Corporation

Other words and phrases that can be used when writing or speaking on this topic

  • Professional
    Look professional

  • Office hours
    Work long hours
    Work overtime
    Put in overtime

  • Workload
    Excessively high workloads
  • Deadlines
    Unrealistic deadlines
  • Underused/Underutilized skills and talents

  • Upskill

  • Working environment
    Physical working environment
  • Poor physical working environment (e.g., excessive heat, cold, or noise; uncomfortable chairs; and inadequate lighting)
  • Equipment that doesn't work properly; Malfunctioning equipment (e.g., outdated computers)

  • Feel undervalued

  • Harassment by management/seniors

  • Productivity
    Employee productivity

  • Interpersonal support
    Lack of interpersonal support
    Significance of interpersonal support

  • Working relationships
    Positive working relationships
    Poor working relationships

  • Experience
    Insufficient experience

  • Training
    Insufficient training

  • Job security
    Lack of job security

  • Career opportunities
    Lack of career opportunities

  • Pay disparity
    Pay parity (regardless of gender and ethnicity)

  • Feel undervalued

  • Targets
    Challenging targets
    Realistic targets

  • Salary; Remuneration
    Pay package
    Compensation

  • Perks
    Holiday entitlement

  • Review performance
    Appraisal

  • Laid off
    Fired
    Lose one's job

  • Health-related vocabulary (especially mental health--stress)


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