B2 The World of Work

4. Money that is given in exchange for work, goods, or services. (noun)
5. Working for yourself and not for one company, doing different jobs for different people. (adjective/adverb/verb)
12. A person who asks for a job or a place at a school, college, etc. (noun)
13. A person or company that gives people jobs. (noun)
15. A system where you pay money regularly so that you get help if something bad happens, like an accident or illness. (noun)
16. The fixed amount of money that an employee is paid regularly for their work, usually every month. (noun)
17. Having a duty to take care of something or make decisions about it. (adjective)
20. Needing a lot of time, attention, or effort. (adjective)
21. Someone you work with, especially in the same place or job. (noun)
23. Making you feel good or proud because you’ve done something useful or important. (adjective)

1. Not having a job but wanting to work. (adjective)
2. The time or date by which something must be finished. (noun)
3. A duty or job that you are expected to do. (noun)
4. The habit of being on time. (noun)
6. The condition of having a job or work. (noun)
7. When people work together to achieve a goal. (noun)
8. Another word for a job that is available. (noun)
9. A job that is available for someone to take. (noun)
10. To officially ask for something, like a job, by filling out a form or writing a letter. (verb)
11. Time worked beyond your normal hours, often for extra pay. (noun
13. A person who works for a company or someone else and gets paid for it. (noun)
14. A condition that makes it harder for someone to do certain activities. (noun)
18. Regular and not changing much over time. (adjective)
19. A person who has something that belongs to them. (noun)
22. The fact of having something that belongs to you. (noun)