Employment Styles
Professions
People and Places
Successes & Disasters
Money
100

Working 40 hours a week, usually from Monday to Friday, 9 to 5

FULL-TIME JOB

100

hydraulik

PLUMBER

100

pracodawca - pracownik (E.....)

EMPLOYER - EMPLOYEE

100

dostać podwyżkę

GET A PAY RISE

100

Regular money that you receive every month into your bank account from your employer.

SALARY / THE PAY

200

Working only 15 or 20 hours a week, for example, only in the mornings.

PART-TIME JOB

200

księgowy

ACCOUNTANT

200

kolega/ znajomy z pracy

COLLEAGUE / COWORKER

200

podpisać umowę

SIGN A CONTRACT

200

Money that is paid to a worker every week or every day, usually calculated based on the number of hours they actually worked. (= dniówka,  tygodniówka)

WAGES

300

When you don't have a boss because you are the boss of your own small company.

BE SELF-EMPLOYED / RUN A BUSINESS

300

budowlaniec

CONSTRUCTION WORKER

300

pracoholik

WORKAHOLIC

300

zostać zwolnionym

BE FIRED / DISMISSED / LAID OFF / MADE REDUNTANT
300

Money that old people receive every month from the government after they stop working.

PENSION

400

A job that is not permanent. You sign a contract for only 2 or 3 months (e.g., a summer job).

TEMPORARY JOB

400

górnik

MINER

400

miejsce pracy

WORKPLACE
400

rozmowa kwalifikacyjna

JOB INTERVIEW

400

Working extra hours after your regular time because there is too much work to do.

DO / WORK  OVERTIME

500

When you don't work regular hours, but you work night hours one week, and morning hours the next week.

SHIFT WORK

500
urzędnik

CLERK

500
główna siedziba np. firmy, ministerstwa

HEADQUARTERS

500

bezrobocie

UNEMPLOYMENT

500

Extra bonuses that you get from your job, for example, a company car, a gym card, or free coffee. (Starts with 'P').

PERKS / FRINGE BENEFITS