Wellbeing at work

4. responsibility, (2 words)to assign tasks or duties to others, often as a means of sharing the workload or delegating tasks that are outside of one's area of expertise.
5. bully, (2 verbs, synonyms)to subject someone to repeated hostile or aggressive behavior, often with the intent to intimidate or harm.
6. to make concessions or adjustments in order to reach a mutually acceptable agreement or solution.
8. overtime, (2 words) to work beyond one's normal working hours, often in order to complete a task or meet a deadline.
9. (well, badly) to do a task or job to a high or low standard, respectively.
12. expectations, (2 words) to fulfill or satisfy the expectations or standards set for a task or job.
13. balance, (3 words) the balance between time spent at work and time spent on personal or family activities, with the goal of achieving a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction in both areas.
15. (1 adjective) a work arrangement that allows for a degree of flexibility in terms of working hours or location, often with the goal of improving work-life balance.

1. to determine which tasks are most important or urgent, and to focus on completing those first.
2. to do a task or job in a way that is below expectations or standards.
3. stress, (2 words)to cope with stress in an effective and healthy manner, often through methods such as relaxation techniques, exercise, or therapy.
7. in, (2 words)to be involved in or take part in an activity or event.
10. pressure, (2 words)to feel a sense of urgency or stress due to the demands or expectations placed on someone.
11. on strike, (3 words) to refuse to work in protest against something, such as poor working conditions or low pay.
14. frightened, (2 words)to experience fear or apprehension towards something or someone.