"Business English"

4. I used to work there ____ time. (at one/on one)
7. An amount of money allocated for a specific purpose, often used for unexpected expenses in a project.
10. When something is absolutely necessary or essential.
13. I'm really ____ time. (on/in/pressed for)
14. The skills and knowledge gained from education or training, making someone suitable for a particular job.
15. I haven't seen you ____ time! (for/in)
16. The official record of what was said or decided at a meeting.
18. A job where you work for yourself rather than for an employer.
20. A meeting held to discuss the progress of a project and any issues.
21. Working only a portion of the standard working week.
23. I'll get back to you ____ no time. (on/in)
24. Moving up in a company or organization to a higher position.

1. An agreement for employment that lasts for a specific, limited period of time.
2. In theory, it sounds easy, but ____, it's much harder.
3. The ability to change or be changed in order to suit new conditions.
5. She's quite happy in Portugal ____ the whole, but of course she misses Brazil.
6. A job that involves a lot of pressure and causes stress.
8. The state of not having a job but actively looking for one.
9. When you work without getting paid, often for a charity or good cause.
11. Work that is done only for a specific period of the year, usually during certain seasons.
12. The process of finding new employees to fill job vacancies.
17. When you work from home using technology to connect to your office.
18. When you work in shifts, meaning different times of the day or night.
19. Someone who gets a company car and free lunches as part of their employment package receives these as ____.
22. Being removed from your job because your employer no longer needs you, often due to financial difficulties.
25. We need to finish this project ____ time. (on/in)