Workplace Vocabulary Quiz

A person who is paid to work for a company is an ______. employer. employee. customer.

The person who gives jobs and pays salaries is the ______. colleague. assistant. employer.

People you work with are called your ______. colleagues. clients. managers.

If you stop working because you are sick, you take ______. overtime. sick leave. promotion.

When you work more hours than usual, you work ______. shifts. full-time. overtime.

A place where people work, such as an office or factory, is a ______. workplace. workshop. homework.

If you get more responsibility and a higher position, you get a ______. salary. contract. promotion.

The money you earn every month is your ______. wage. duty. task.

A person who applies for a job is a ______. manager. candidate. assistant.

When you stop working for a company, you ______. retire. employ. apply.

A job you do for many years is your ______. task. career. shift.

If something is part of your job, it is your ______. responsibility. salary. schedule.

A written agreement between a worker and a company is a ______. schedule. contract. interview.

When you work from Monday to Friday, usually 40 hours, you work ______. part-time. overtime. full-time.

A meeting where the company asks questions before giving a job is a ______. interview. presentation. training.