Business English Vocabulary Units 1-6
Business English Vocabulary
Business English Vocabulary
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Lernkarten
Sich etwas ausdenken, einfallen lassen
to come up with
Anstellbar
employable
big diversity of working styles
Flexible job market
Not working full-time
Flexible working
working for short periods
Temporary workers
contract' bout short working periods
Temporary contract
convey workers to companys
temp agency
working for less than the max number hours p. week
part--time workers
sharing a particular job by part-time working
job sharing
Adjust working conditions fast to meet business needs
job flexibility
anstellen und feuern
hire and fire
No need for them -> company triggered fire
letting people go
Inform them about something
give them notice
money that a company pays to workers who have lost their jobs
redundancy payments
The money the companys have to pay to people without jobs
Unemployment benefits
The process of providing new jobs
Job creation
People are exchangeable too easy if there is no need for them
Job insecurity
Fire employees (laid them off because they're unnecessary)
Make employees redundant
a meeting to discuss something or to get advice
consultation
The legal rights that workers have tokeep their job if they miss work because of illness, looking after a baby, a strike, etc
Job protection
An organization that represents the people whowork in a particular industry, protects their rights, and discusses their pay and working conditionswith employers:
Trade unions/labor unions
Money given by an company to someone who cannot work because of illness
Sick pay
Time that a parent is allowed to spend away fromwork to take care of his or her baby
Parental leave
A period in which a woman is legally allowed to beabsent from work in the weeks before and after she gives birth
Maternity leave
Money, such as national insurancecontributions, that an employer must pay for each employee
Social charges
The supply of people in a particular country or area who are able and willing to work is inflexible and stringent
Rigid labour market/labor market
No space for development, creativity
inflexibility
The number of people who do not have a job that provides money
Unemployment
Increase of economy (value of goods and services) a country or area produces
economic growth
Having a lot on the plate which is time related
Beeing under stress/pressure
Making you feel worried and nervous
Stressful, stressed/stressed out
to get rid of feelings of stress
de-stress
illness caused by stress
stress-related illness
Extreme tiredness usually caused by working too much
burn-out
A period of mental illness, usually without a physical cause, that results in anxiety, difficulty in sleeping and thinking clearly, a loss of confidence and hope, and a feeling of great sadness
nervous breakdown
Someone who is trained to listen to people and give them advice about their problems
stress counsellor
A fact or situation that influences the result of stress
stress factor
Any feeling of illness or physical or mental change that is caused by stress
stress symptom
The control and organisation to avoid stress
stress management
The people and activities involved in the stress business (Counselling, researchs, drugs)
stress industry