Work is work
A job that makes someone want to do as well as they possibly can
What is motivating?
An increase in salary
What is a r(a)ise?
A position that does not expire after a short amount of time
What is permanent?
The British term for being "fired"
What is to be sacked?
What is insincere?
Not expressing genuine feelings
A job that makes someone feel good for doing it
What is rewarding?
To be chosen for a position
What is "hired" or "appointed"?
A job that is more than 30 hours a week
?What is full-time
To leave your job, often due to being forced out and not having any other choice
What is to resign?
Having or showing an ability to deal with people in a sensitive and tactful way
What is diplomatic?
A job that asks a lot out of someone
What is demanding?
Going from a lower position to a higher position
What is being promoted?
A short-term, ususally unpaid, employee whose goal is to gain work experience
What is an intern?
What is being made redundant?
Sounding happy and optimistic
What is cheerful?
Repetitive—the same thing all day, every day
Monotonous
The process of finding a position
What is job-hunting?
What are perks?
Time off from work given to those in difficult or distressing situations
What is compassionate leave?
Showing, especially by what they say, that they understand and care about someone else's suffering
What is sympathetic?
Not difficult, but boring and frustrating
What is tedious?
The hierarchy of "higher" and "lower" positions that workers "climb" over time
What is the career ladder?
Someone who does not work for a specific company but is independent and works based on temporary contracts
What is a freelancer?
Time off from work for personal development or other activities outside of work
What is a sabbatical?
Having very strong opinions and letting others know about them
What is dogmatic?