Unpaid time away from work.
Time away from work when sick.
A person working under a contract of employment.
A person or business that employs people.
The state of being supplied with a paid job.
The state of not being supplied with a paid job.
To use regular routes related to work.
Profession.
Jobs held over a long period.
Job requiring skills, training or education.
Money paid to an employee mostly on monthly basis.
The part of the economy run by the government.
The part of the economy including privately owned organisations.
To leave a job because of old age or poor health.
A practice when an employee choses the time of starting and finishing work within a certain period.
To leave a job by one’s own will.
To remove someone from their job, especially for doing something wrong.
An available job position.
Time spent working more than your normal hours.
Working in turns.
The assigned work to be done by someone.
Relating to manual work needing physical skill.
Relating to work in an office.
A short period of leaving job.
Unpaid time away from work.
Time away from work when sick.
A person working under a contract of employment.
A person or business that employs people.
The state of being supplied with a paid job.
The state of not being supplied with a paid job.
To use regular routes related to work.
Profession.
Jobs held over a long period.
Job requiring skills, training or education.
Money paid to an employee mostly on monthly basis.
The part of the economy run by the government.
The part of the economy including privately owned organisations.
To leave a job because of old age or poor health.
A practice when an employee choses the time of starting and finishing work within a certain period.
To leave a job by one’s own will.
To remove someone from their job, especially for doing something wrong.
An available job position.
Time spent working more than your normal hours.
Working in turns.
The assigned work to be done by someone.
Relating to manual work needing physical skill.
Relating to work in an office.
A short period of leaving job.
Unpaid time away from work.
Time away from work when sick.
A person working under a contract of employment.
A person or business that employs people.
The state of being supplied with a paid job.
The state of not being supplied with a paid job.
To use regular routes related to work.
Profession.
Jobs held over a long period.
Job requiring skills, training or education.
Money paid to an employee mostly on monthly basis.
The part of the economy run by the government.
The part of the economy including privately owned organisations.
To leave a job because of old age or poor health.
A practice when an employee choses the time of starting and finishing work within a certain period.
To leave a job by one’s own will.
To remove someone from their job, especially for doing something wrong.
An available job position.
Time spent working more than your normal hours.
Working in turns.
The assigned work to be done by someone.
Relating to manual work needing physical skill.
Relating to work in an office.
A short period of leaving job.
Unpaid time away from work.
Time away from work when sick.