The right job for you

to set up

• To establish or start something.
  

• To cancel or dismantle something.

• To postpone an event.

• To leave something unfinished.

unemployed

• Currently working full-time.
  

• Not having a job.

• Working part-time.

• Temporarily on leave.

to be sacked

• To receive a promotion.
  

• To get a raise.

• To be fired from your job.

• To take a leave of absence.

to apply for

• To hire someone.
  

• To request a salary increase.

• To submit an application.

• To accept a job offer.

salary

• one-time bonus

• regular fixed payment for work.

• A temporary wage.

• A performance reward.

to do overtime

• To work extra hours.
  

• To work fewer hours.

• To work from home

• To finish work early.

promotion

• A demotion to a lower rank.
  

• An advancement to a higher position.

• A salary cut.

• A temporary assignment.

to be made redundant

• To be laid off because the position is no longer needed.

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  To be promoted unexpectedly.
  

• To be fired for misconduct.

• To voluntarily leave a job.

to resign

• To be forced out of a job.

• To voluntarily quit your job.

• To start a new job.

• To apply for a promotion.

to retire

• To get a temporary leave.

• To start a new career.
  

• To take a short break from work.

• To stop working permanently, typically due to age.