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has the sameposition/does the same job as me
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way of communicationand working together
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working together to achieveshared goals
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someone which every one admires
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do not enable one to have a normal social life
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very strict or severely limited timetables
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trapped/stuck in a job they can’t escape from
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with no prospects of promotion
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more formal equivalent ofopposite number
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communication/relationship
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make deciosion withoutbeing told what to do
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has a structure withimportant and less important people
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a system where same peoplehave the rights to get benefits/promotionsbefore others
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an agreement where two peopleeach share the same job
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colleagues you are friendly with(especially in non-profesional occupations)
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ordinary, not interesting
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have something finished bya fixed day or time
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someone who offers to dosomething without being asked or told to doit
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making you feel satisfied thatyou have done something important or useful, or done something well
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encouraging new ideas or newthitende
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amount of work I have to do
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a period of time worked duringthe daylight hours
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you don't have to think aboutwhat you are doing
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the same thing is repeatedregularly
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a period of time worked atnight
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very boring because it neverchanges, dull, repetitive
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giving fulfilment or pleasure
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difficult, demanding, testingone's abilities
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a worker trained with specialskills, especially in science or engineering
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to join someone in abusiness, project, etc.
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the action or process of settingsomething in motion. A newly establishedbusiness
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working for oneself as afreelance or the owner of a business ratherthan for an employer
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self employed and hired to workfor different companies on particularassignments
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a person who writes computerprograms
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official rules that seem unnecessary and prevent things from beingdone quickly and easily
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Telesales and Telemarketing commencer à apprendre
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selling ormarketing goods and services by phone
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phoning people who have not requested in order to sell them something
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attempt of selling something by being very forceful or persuavise
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choosing to buy specificbrand over any other
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a product or service sold atvery low price often at loss
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buildings and machines owned by company
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amount of money availableto spend
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market that doesn’t have many buyers
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agreetment in which one companytakes control of another one
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to supply a writtenofert to do a job for an agreed price
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to be given a job, after submitting a tender
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to complete something before the time when it must be done
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part of a contract, specifying what will happen if an agreementis broken
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an account that hasnt yet been paid
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to fail to paysomething that had been agreed
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to supply goods to shop andcompanies
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to send out goods thathave been ordered
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to end - of something that wasagreed for fixed period
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amount of confidence felt bya person or group
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working together for a commonpurpose
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a situation in which a personor business has No money to pay debts
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cause a business to close, sothat its assets can be sold to pay debts
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working in a close relationship
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experience of sellingthings
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someone good at working withother people
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Materinity/paternity/adoption leave commencer à apprendre
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time away from work to prepare for and look after baby
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extra things apart fromsalary, e.g. a car, health insurance
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a feeling that your jobis worth doing and fulfils you
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ordinary, not specialor exciting
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number of days youhave the right to take as holiday
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often saidtogether as an informal, humourous fixedexpression
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voluntary/compulsory redundancies commencer à apprendre
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people losing their jobs, by offering to do so /having no choice
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the minimum number of workers needed to keep operating
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a group of people who ask someone questions to see if they are suitable for a job
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extra money, ussualy based on goodperformance or productivity
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money given by the government, anorganisation, or bank, to allow an activityto be carried out
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area of economic activity
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feeling close to someone orsomething, because of something that isshared
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emotional and spiritual harm
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someone who starts their ownbusiness, used especially of someone whosees a new opportunity
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force that pushes somethingforward
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ability to know or understandsomething immediately without needing tothinking about it
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