Word Formation and Human Resources

To qualify for paid leave, you need to have been in (a)   employment for at least three months without a break. (CONTINUOUS)

During my appraisal, my manager made some very (a)   comments. (CONSTRUCT)

The effect of the change in our discount structure is not (a)   . (QUANTIFY)

I wouldn't like to offer them a contract because I don't think they're very (a)   . (DEPEND)

I'm afraid your work hasn't been very (a)   this year. (SATISFY)

The agency was (a)   , but refused to refund our fee. (APOLOGISE)

The sales manager is completely (a)   . He's made such amateur mistakes I still don't get why he isn't gone yet. (RELIABLE)

There are a lot of (a)   mistakes in this report. (CARE). Who recruited you?

Although she retired last year, she still plays an (a)   role in the company. (ACT)

The salary seems attractive yet the job description is utterly (a)   (INTEREST)