Employment

2. a meeting between a job applicant and potential employer to discuss the position.
9. money received, especially from work or investments.
10. money charged for a service, like consulting or legal advice.
11. knowledge and skills gained through doing something over time.
13. being told to leave your job, usually because of poor performance.
14. a room where the directors of a company meet to make decisions.
15. a temporary or freelance job, often in the creative industry.
18. payment for work done, including salary, bonuses, and benefits.
19. losing your job because your employer no longer needs you.
20. a complaint or problem that an employee has at work.

1. money paid regularly by the government or a company to people who are retired.
3. someone who works for an employer.
4. a series of connected jobs that a person does during their working life.
5. not having a job and looking for work.
6. the ability to change your plans or schedule easily.
7. a person or company that pays people to work for them.
8. money paid to the government based on income, purchases, or property owned.
12. moving to a higher position within a company with more responsibility and pay.
16. working from home or another location using technology to communicate with colleagues.
17. money earned for hours worked, usually paid weekly or monthly.