Work-life balance Level 4 Unit 2

Simon is away for two weeks on ________. His wife has just had twins.

• additional leave

• annual leave

• paternity leave

• unpaid leave

Sorry, but we’ll never finish the project on time unless we all do a couple of hours ________ every day this week.

• core hours

• flexitime

• overtime

• full pay

I find my job much easier now I can work ________. I can start after I take the children to school and finish later.

• home-working

• flexitime

• overtime

• unpaid leave

The ________ are 10.00 a.m. until 4.00 p.m. – everyone has to be in the office during these hours.

• core hours

• flexitime

• overtime

• full pay

My company is very generous, everyone has eight weeks’   _______ .

It means I can go on longer trips with my family.

• annual leave

• additional leave

• unpaid leave

• overtime

Many people find                           very convenient,

especially if they have to commute a long distance to the office.

• flexitime

• home-working

• full pay

• core hours

I’ve used all my holiday this year, so I had to ask for some  _________   for

my sister’s wedding next week. It means next month’s pay cheque will be a bit smaller.

• flexitime

• core hours

• unpaid leave

• overtime

If you are off work because of illness, you get                               

which is usually less than your normal salary.

• full pay

• statutory pay

• overtime

• flexitime

Employees don’t receive                            if they are off work because of illness.

The amount they get depends on how long they are off for.

• full pay

• overtime

• flexitime

• statutory pay

I had to ask my manager for two weeks’                               

on top of my normal holiday when I went to Australia.

• annual live

• additional leave

• unpaid leave

• ovetime