A document which sets out the details of your work history, qualifications, skills and abilities - ...

(a)  

To be forced to leave your job by your employer - ...

(a)  

A meeting with a prospective employer - ...

(a)  

A person who gives you a job - ...

(a)  

To be forced to leave your job by your employer - ... (informal expression)

(a)  

To be forced to leave your job by your employer when there is no work for you - ...

(a)  

When a worker is expecting a baby, she can take - ...

(a)  

When a worker is ill, she or he can take - ...

(a)  

A certificate which proves you have a particular skill - ...

(a)  

A document which proves you have graduated a school - ...

(a)  

A document of your work history written by your former employer - ...

(a)  

To leave your job voluntarily - ... (a formal expression)

(a)  

To leave your job voluntarily - ... (an informal expression)

(a)  

Things that you do not do very well at work - ...

(a)  

Things that you are good at as a worker are your - ...

(a)  

When you arrive at the workplace on time, you are - ...

(a)  

When you work at certain hours, you work - ...

(a)  

When you work e.g. one week during a day and the next week at night, you work - ...

(a)  

When you work at different times e.g. as a journalist or a writer, you are on - ...

(a)  

When you work too much and too hard, you are - ...

(a)  

If you get a higher position, you - ...

(a)  

When you fill in forms in order to get a job, you - ...

(a)  

When you stop working because of your age, you - ...

(a)  

When you work more than usual, you - ...

(a)  

When you have a job contract for a certain period of time, you have - ...

(a)  

If you earn a lot of money for your work, you have - ...

(a)  

If you are employed for an unlimited length of time, you have - ...

(a)  

Most employees work 40 hours a week so it means that they have - ...

(a)  

When you use at work your head more than your hands, you are - ...

(a)