Vocabulary: Business and work

What is the term for the market where jobs are available?

• workplace market

• career field

• employment sector

• job market

What does the verb 'compete' mean?

• To assist someone in achieving their objectives.

• To avoid any form of challenge or rivalry.

• To work together with others towards a common goal.

• To strive against others to achieve a goal.

What is a synonym for 'competition'?

• collaboration

• harmony

• rivalry

• unity

Who is referred to as a 'competitor'?

• An organization that offers support services.

• An individual or entity that competes in a market or field.

• A person who provides advice in a specific field.

• A participant in a casual game or activity.

What does 'competitive' describe?

• A term used to describe a peaceful situation.

• A situation or characteristic involving competition.

• A characteristic of being isolated from others.

• A description of a non-competitive environment.

What is the general term for salary and wages?

• compensation

• benefits

• income

• remuneration

What is the term for payment made for work done?

• salary

• commission

• fee

• wage

What is the difference between salary and income?

• Salary is the same as income, with no distinctions.

• Income refers only to money received from investments.

• Salary is a specific type of income that is paid for employment.

• Salary is the total amount of money earned in a year.

What does 'job satisfaction' refer to?

• Job satisfaction is the level of stress experienced at work.

• Job satisfaction refers to the number of hours worked each week.

• Job satisfaction is the amount of money earned from a job.

• Job satisfaction is the level of contentment an individual feels towards their job.

Who is a 'customer' in a business context?

• A person who provides services to a business.

• An individual or entity that purchases goods or services from a business.

• An entity that sells products to consumers.

• A business that competes with another business.