b1 The World of Work

3. A person who works in construction, building houses or other structures.
6. A person who works for an employer in exchange for money.
8. Working more hours than usual, often paid at a higher rate.
10. The amount of money you earn from your job, usually paid monthly.
12. A person who applies for a job.
13. A meeting where an employer asks questions to see if you are right for a job.
14. The increase or improvement in something, like a company or career.
15. Extra things or advantages that you get from a job, such as health insurance or paid holidays.
17. A job position that is available to be filled.
18. Working for different companies or clients, not as an employee of one company.
21. A large building where things are made or processed.

1. Achieving the result or goal that you wanted.
2. A job or work situation that is stable and not likely to change suddenly.
4. Having control over something or someone, or being the person who answers for something.
5. A person who writes news articles, reports, or stories for newspapers, magazines, or TV.
7. Requiring a lot of effort, attention, or skill.
9. A person who does not have a job.
11. A formal request, usually written, for a job or position.
16. A person who grows crops or raises animals for food and other products.
19. A person or company that hires people to work for them.
20. To formally ask for a job by sending a letter or filling out a form.