Workplace vocabulary

6. A combination of severance pay and other benefits that an employer gives to an employee who is fired.
8. A smaller office of a company, located in a different city from the headquarters
10. The reduction of the number of employees.
11. You're fired! The unemployed person is out of work.
14. A high-level manager in a company
15. To quit or retire.
18. To tell an employer you are going to quit your job.
20. The value of someone's assets minus their liabilities.
21. Money that someone owes to others.

1. A large company
2. To be advanced into a more important position. Opposite is demotion.
3. To receive more money for one's work.
4. To examine someone's financial records. Eradicate embezzlement.
5. Time that you're allowed to take off from work, especially in cases o sickness and maternity.
7. An organization of workers that bargains with employers over wages, benefits and working conditions
9. when workers stop working in order to protest something, usually related to their job or workplace
12. The money that someone is paid for their work in the form of a salary, usually once a week or once a month. Distinction between net and gross pay.
13. Money that someone has set aside for a specific later purpose.
16. A financial plan that allows someone to save money while they are working for their retirement.
17. Money that is taken out of someone's paycheck for taxes, retirement savings, et cetera.
19. Anything that someone owns and has value: stocks, bonds, shares and other investments.