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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Lernkarten

process of general learning throughout people's working life; "Fortbildung"

continuing education

period of working day when all employees must be at work (see also "flexible working hours"); "Kernarbeitszeit"

core time

advice

counsel

rules by which one can judge something (Plural)

criteria

CV (GB) or résumé (US) - a summary of a person's educational and professional history, written for a job application

curriculum vitae

situation in negotiations in which no progress or agreement is possible; "Sackgasse"

deadlock

money taken away from total pay for tax, national insurance, and pension contributions etc; "Abzug"

deduction

something that is lacking or missing; "Mangel"

deficiency

give sb a lower-grade job; "zurückstufen"

demote

lack of interest and dedication

demotivation

pass, transfer (sth to sb); "überlassen"

devolve

train to produce self-control; punish; "unter Kontrolle halten"

discipline

lack of satisfaction; dissatisfacion

discontent

tell an employee that he will no longer be employed by the company; "entlassen"

dismiss

a disagreement, e.g. between an employer and employees; "Meinungsverschiedenheit"

dispute

demote a person to a lower grade; reclassify a job as less; important; "herunterstufen"

downgrade

energy; motivation

drive

giving employees more scope to make important decisions about how they do their work without having to ask a superior; "Ermächtigung"

empowerment

hire or appoint somebody; give somebody a job

engage

a person's right to sth; "Anspruch"; "Berechtigung"

entitlement

no discrimination in terms of colour, sex, religion, etc. for employment; "Gleichberechtigung"

equal opportunity

the study of work, workers, and the working environment, regarding efficiency, convenience, safety, etc. (plural)

ergonomics

respect; "Achtung"

esteem

trainer who tries to make it easier for students or other people to learn

facilitator

collection of documents on a subject; "Akte"

file

a system in which employees can choose the times at which they start and finish work (within certain limits); often called flexitime (GB) and flextime (US)

flexible working hours

action taken as a result of what was done before: "Weiterverfolgung"; "Fortsetzung"

follow-up

a person in a factory in charge of a number of workers; "Vorarbeiter"

foreman

1. indirect payments provided by a company; 2. advantages given to employees in addition to their salary, e.g. company car, health insurance (also known as "perks")

fringe benefit

refuse to work in an attempt to achieve better pay or working conditions; "streiken"

go on strike

large payments (e.g. a low interest loan) made to important employees to prevent them from leaving the company; *"goldene Handschellen"

golden handcuffs

a large sum of money paid to retiring senior executives or to people who are obliged to retire early; "hohe Abfindung"

golden handshake

an agreement to pay a large sum of money to senior employees if they lose their job; "grosszügige Abfindung" 

golden parachute

action of working slowly as a protest to management; "Bummelstreik"

go-slow

divide into steps or levels; "einstufen", "abstufen"

grade

a formal complaint made to management by employees or a labour union; "Beschwerde"

grievance

repeatedly annoy or cause trouble for someone (e.g. sexual); "belästigen"

harass

a system of people arranged in a graded order

hierarchy

a young manager who is expected to rise to a high position in the company

high flyer

recruit, to appoint people to jobs; "anstellen"

hire

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