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We provided both definitions and example sentences to ease your learning process.  \n\n| Vocabulary | Definition | Example |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 1. Unemployment | A person searching for a job but unable to find any. | The rate of unemployment is increasing day by day, but the government is not taking any step. |\n| 2. Employer | A person who employs people or pays them to work for their organization. | Employer urges the employee to strictly follow the work timings. |\n| 3. Employment | A person who is paid by the organization for their work. | An individual must work for 1 year to enjoy the full-time employment benefits. |\n| 4. Employee | A person who is employed by the employer. | Employee corralled with employer as he disrespected him. |\n| 5. Occupation | It is a job or profession | My teacher asked about my father’s occupation. |\n| 6. Career | A particular job or work that person goes through and develops in terms of skills, salary, and position. | In a journalism career, you will face lots of strugglesand have to meet a large number of people. |\n| 7. Commute | A regular travel between work and home. | Commuting to office becomes difficult since I shifted my house |\n| 8. Profession | A work which involves and needs a special kind of education or a prolonged training or a particular skill. | My son chose the doctor profession. |\n| 9. Salary | Money that is paid to employees on a monthly basis. | I don’t know why he chose that job though it gives a low salary. |\n| 10. Private Sector | Industry or Business owned privately. Usually, it is run for maximizing profits. | Nowadays, youngsters prefer the private sector rather than the public sector. |\n| 11. Public Sector | Business or Industry owned | In a survey, it is found that |\n\n\n|  | by the government. | policies of the public sector are poorly made. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 12. Resign | Quitting or leaving the job. | She resigned her job last week for some unknown reasons. |\n| 13. Retire | Stopping the work because of old age or ill health. | George retired from his job at the age of 71. |\n| 14. Flexitime | Working for a fixed number of hours but the start and ending time can be chosen by the employee. | Our company introduced anew policy of flexitime. So, I am now able to work from 10 :00 to 6 :30. |\n| 15. Fired/dismissed | Removing someone from the job since he or she did something wrong. | He got fired by an employee as he is lacking productivity. |\n| 16. Overtime | Working more hours than what is contracted. | Though he worked overtime, the results were not satisfactory. |\n| 17. Vacancy | A job or position is not filled in; so it is available. | In the QWO company, job vacancies are available. So, it will be a better opportunity for unemployed people. |\n| 18. Shift | A shift is a schedule performed in rotations. | It’s actually surprising that he finds the night shift comfortable. |\n| 19. Sick Leave | It’s a permission to take off from work due to illness or injury. | He took sick leave for some other purposes. Is that fine ? |\n| 20. Job Prospects | A person’s potential skills to qualify for a particular job. | He learned various skills which help him to have better job prospects. |\n| 21. Colleague | A fellow person who is working in the same organization or company. | I argued with a colleague that swallowed all my energy. |\n| 22. Workload | The amount of work has been assigned or to be done. | Max had a huge workload that caused him stress. |\n| 23. Internship | A professional learning experience which relates toa student’s career interest ora field of study. | I learned a lot from an internship which could progress my career. |\n| 24. Desk job | A job that can be done by | Since he is an introvert, he |\n\n\n|  | sitting in a desk itself such as administrative jobs or call center representatives. | prefers desk jobs. |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| 25. Apprenticeship | It is a s","cbCaieqpIL5JVm2M","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaieqpIL5JVm2M","pdf",65962,"English","# Vocabulary List for Work IELTS\n## Employment and workplace terms\n## Workplace actions and arrangements\n## Job search and career development","[{\"question\":\"Which vocabulary terms relate to leaving or ending employment?\",\"answer\":\"Key terms include resign (quitting or leaving the job) and retire (stopping work due to old age or ill health). 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