CAE: The World of Work

8. A fixed period of working time, such as a night or morning period. (noun)
9. The legal state of possessing or controlling something. (noun)
10. A newly created business, often focused on innovation or rapid growth. (noun)
11. A career that requires specialized training or qualifications. (noun)
15. A fixed amount of money paid regularly for professional work. (noun)
17. Payment for work that is usually calculated per hour or per day. (noun)
18. A move to a higher position at work, usually with more pay. (noun)
19. A physical or mental condition that limits daily activities. (noun)
20. To make progress in your career or position. (verb)
21. Extra advantages provided by an employer in addition to pay. (noun, plural)
22. Providing a strong sense of satisfaction or personal achievement. (adjective)
23. The final time by which a task must be completed. (noun)
24. A work stoppage organized by employees to demand better conditions. (noun)
25. Expected to take responsibility for actions and results. (adjective)

1. Done by choice, without being paid or forced. (adjective)
2. The process of increasing in size, success, or development. (noun)
3. Time worked beyond normal working hours, often paid extra. (noun)
4. A duty or obligation that you are expected to deal with. (noun)
5. A short practical training session to develop specific skills. (noun)
6. Requiring a lot of effort, skill, or energy to do well. (adjective)
7. A person’s job or type of work in general. (noun)
12. To formally leave a job or position by choice. (verb)
13. A skilled job involving practical or manual work. (noun)
14. The formal act of leaving a job or position. (noun)
16. A person who formally asks to be considered for a job or position. (noun)
20. A formal written request for a job or opportunity. (noun)
22. Someone who can give information about your character or work performance. (noun)