17.1.3. gy. C1C2 (példák)

casual adjective /ˈkæʒ.ju.əl/ 3 alkalmi (pl. munka) [always before noun]

casual labour/workers

gross adjective /grəʊs/ 1 bruttó, nyers (levonások nélküli összeg)

gross earnings/profit

underpaid adjective /ˌʌn.dəˈpeɪd/ alulfizetett (dolgozó/munka)

Her staff felt they were underpaid.

unpaid adjective /ʌnˈpeɪd/ 2 fizetetlen, nem fizetett/díjazott; fizetség nélkül végzett

unpaid work

Phrasal verbs:

lay off ↔ sb /leɪ/ elbocsát (munkahelyről)

Because of falling orders, the company has been forced to lay off several hundred workers.

step down /step/ lemond (egy fontos állásból/pozícióból)

He stepped down as manager of the Italian team.

Phrases and idioms:

burn the midnight oil késő éjszakáig dolgozik

I had to burn the midnight oil to get the essay finished.

hand/give in your notice beadja a felmondását (munkaviszonyt felmond)

I'm planning to hand in my notice tomorrow.

hold down a job megtart egy állást

It's difficult for mothers to hold down a full-time job.

in attendance ügyeletben/szolgálatban (formal)

They have doctors in attendance at every match.

on the side mellékesen dolgozik még vhol (a főállás mellett)

She does a bit of bar work on the side.

out of a job nincs állása (munkanélküli)

How long have you been out of a job?

steady job/work stabil/megbízható állás/munkahely

I wish he'd get a steady job.

the labour market munkaerőpiac

More women have entered the labour market in recent years.

the unemployed a munkanélküliek

We want to get the unemployed back into work.