Work conditions and responsabilities

1. A move to a higher position or rank within a job, usually with more responsibilities and higher pay.
3. Taking place or located outside, often involving work in natural or open environments.
5. To receive a regular payment for the work you do, typically on a monthly or yearly basis.
10. A temporary position, often for students or recent graduates, that provides work experience in a particular field.
15. A person who works for an organization or business and gets paid for their work.
17. Having control or responsibility for something or someone at work.
19. Describes a job or situation that is very stressful and demands a lot of responsibility or quick decision-making.
21. Involving physical work rather than mental or office work (e.g., construction, factory jobs).
22. Working for yourself rather than being employed by a company or another person.
23. Having a duty to take care of something or make sure it is done correctly.

2. Refers to the safety, comfort, and quality of the environment where someone works (e.g., well-equipped offices vs. hazardous construction sites).
4. To take action to manage or handle a person, situation, or task.
6. A long-term professional journey or path a person takes in a particular field or occupation.
7. A person you work with, usually in a professional setting.
8. Taking place or located inside a building.
9. The knowledge or skill gained by doing a job or activity over time.
11. Having the training or ability to do something well, especially a job that requires special expertise.
12. A job that is stable and not likely to be lost in the near future.
13. The process of learning the skills needed for a particular job or activity.
14. A job or position that is not temporary and is expected to last for a long time.
16. A job or position that lasts for a limited period of time.
18. The skills, education, or certificates someone has that make them suitable for a job.
20. A person or company that hires and pays people to work for them.