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From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m  \nworking hours (= working time) is the period of time that an individual spends  \nat paid occupational labor  \nshift the time period during which you are at work (day / night shift) flexitime lets you choose when you start and finish work, within certain limits  \novertime to work more hours than usual for more money  \ncommuter  \ntelecommuting to clock on (off)  \nsomeone who travels regularly from home in a suburb to work in a city  \nworking from home (= teleworking)  \nregister one’s arrival at (departure from) work  \nB Nice work if you can get it  \nsatisfying, stimulating, the work is interesting and gives you positive feelings fascinating, exciting  \ndull, boring, uninteresting, the works is not interesting unstimulating  \nrepetitive, routine the work involves doing the same things again and again  \ntiring, tough, hard, the work is difficult and makes you tired  \ndemanding  \nC Nature of work  \nmy work involves human contact I like / dislike / prefer / enjoy  \n3 Recruitment and selection  \nA Recruitment  \nrecruitment agencies  \nagency recruitment headhunters  \nemployment agencies  \nB Applying for a job  \na jobs website  \nan application to apply for a job application form to make an application situations vacant pages  \nan organization that helps companies to find people for particular jobs  \n•a business that serves other businesses  \nthe process of finding people for particular jobs (= hiring) outside specialists (recruiters) used to find people for very important jobs and to persuade them to leave the organizations  \nthey already work for  \nan organization which matches employers to employees  \nthe act of asking for something to ask for a job  \na form one fills in when requesting for something such as a job to request something  \npages in newspapers with job ads  \nCV  \ncovering letter  \nC Selection procedures  \napplicant  \ncandidates reference  \ngroup discussion interview  \nselection process psychometric tests  \nto turn something down referees  \nbackground to shortlist  \nto appoint experience  \na summary of your academic and work history-the story of your life-a resume  \na letter sent along with other documents to provide additional information  \na person who requests or seeks something such as assistance or employment  \none that seems likely to gain a certain position  \nthe giving of the name of another person who can offer information or recommendation  \nan exchange of views on some topic in a goup  \nan interview is a conversation between two or more people where questions are asked by an interviewer to obtain information from an interviewee  \nthe methods a company use to recruit people  \ntests designed to measure various aspects of a person's skills, abilities and personality  \nto refuse  \npeople you can refer to, previous employers  \na person's social heritage: previous experience or training to choose, to select  \nto establish (= aanstellen)  \nthe accumulation of knowledge or skill that results from direct participation in events or activities  \n4 Skills and qualifications  \nA Educations and training  \nto have qualifications ina degree into graduate from  \nto train for particular job  \nto train in a particula","cbCaitSLy3R5ULYI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitSLy3R5ULYI","pdf",594158,78,"English","# Jobs, people and organisations\n## 1 Work and jobs\n## 2 Ways of working\n## 3 Recruitment and selection\n## 4 Skills and qualifications\n## 5 Pay and benefits","[{\"question\":\"What are some common verbs used with “work” in workplace English?\",\"answer\":\"The material lists verbs and expressions such as “work for,” “work on,” “run,” “manage,” “work under,” “be in charge of,” “deal with,” and “be responsible for.”\"},{\"question\":\"Which types of jobs and working patterns are covered?\",\"answer\":\"It covers full-time, part-time, and temporary jobs, plus nine-to-five schedules, shift work, flexitime, overtime, and telecommuting/working from home.\"},{\"question\":\"What selection procedures and application documents are introduced?\",\"answer\":\"The text includes recruitment terms and processes such as job websites, application forms, CV and covering letters, interviews and group discussion, psychometric tests, shortlists, and references/referees.\"}]","Business vocabulary in use - Jobs, people and organisations - Work and jobs - Recruitment and selection | PDF",1790583145,197]