Englisch Sem. 4 HRM

Englisch HSLU 4. Semester

Englisch HSLU 4. Semester


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This set of flashcards helps university students learn English, focusing on HRM vocabulary. It covers terms like "work-to-rule," "working conditions," and "whistle-blowing," essential for understanding workplace dynamics. The platform supports backward learning from the target language to the source language, making it versatile for different learning styles. Ideal for advanced learners, it aids in mastering specialized business terminology, benefiting students and professionals aiming to enhance their fluency in English.
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stop slowly or in controlled stages; "auslaufen lassen"

phase out

striking worker who stands at the entrance to a company building to prevent other workers from entering; "Streikposten"

picket

another word for a permanent job; "Position, Stellung"

post

the previous person to hold a particular job; "Vorgänger"

predecessor

taking place before a job is taken up

pre-experience

period of testing a new employee; "Probezeit"

probation

job for educated or trained person; "Beruf"

profession

a system in which an agreed proportion of a company's profits is paid to employees (in addition to wages and salaries); "Gewinnbeteiligung"

profit sharing

give someone a better job; "befördern"

promote

person chosen for a special task or job, and then helped and guided; "Schützling"

protégé

form consisting of a number of questions; "Fragebogen"

questionnaire

leave a company; "das Arbeitsverhältnis auflösen"

quit

measure, judge; "einstufen, bewerten"

rate

hire or appoint new staff; "anstellen, einstellen"

recruit

state of having lost one's job; a worker who has lost his job; "Stellenlosigkeit"

redundancy

a person who writes a reference for a job applicant, giving details of his or her professional and personal abilities; "Referenz"

referee

1. Testimonial; 2. recommendation concerning a person's character, ability, work etc.

reference

give more support; emphasize; "verstärken"

reinforce

compensation; pay and benefits, often used in relation to senior managers; "Honorar, Gehalt"

remuneration

be accountable to and take instructions from a superior; "Bericht erstatten, unterstellt sein"

report to

leave or quit a company voluntarily; hand in one's resignation; "das Arbeitverhältnis auflösen/beenden"

resign

keep (employees); encourage (employees) not to leave; "behalten"

retain

stop working at a specific age; "in Pension gehen"

retire

do a survey; do a retrospective examination; "überprüfen"; "besprechen" 

review

something given for good work; "Belohnung"

reward

dismiss, send away from employment (informal BrE); "den Laufpass geben" 

sack

system for measuring, divided into levels; "Skala"; COMPARE: scales = "Waage" 

scale

check something, e.g. a job application, or a person's health (medical or health screening); "sieben"; eigentlich "durchleuchten"

screen

jobs that are only available during certain parts of the year; "Saisonarbeit"

seasonal employment

act of choosing from a number of things or people; "Auswahl" 

selection

realizing one's potential; achieving one's goals; "Selbstverwirklichung" 

self-actualisation

describes people who work for themselves; "selbständig tätig sein" 

self-employed

opinion that one has about one's own value; "Selbstwertgefühl" 

self-esteem

system of promoting people according to their age or how long they have worked for a company; "Dienstalter" 

seniority

negotiated remuneration for an executive who is asked to leave; "Abfindungszahlung" 

severance pay

1. group of employees working together during a particular part of the day, e.g. morning ~, afternoon ~, night ~ ; 2. part of the working day in a factory; "Schicht"

shift

place where things are manufactured or repaired (workshop); "Werkstatt"; "Werkabteilung"

shop

employee who is elected by the other members of a labour union to represent them with the management; "betrieblicher Vertrauensmann"; "Arbeitervertreter"

shop steward

1. group of job applicants selected for an interview; 2. list of successful people who go through to the next stage of a selection process

shortlist

illness; "Krankheit" 

sickness

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