Working conditions, Things that affect your working life, such as salary, working hours and benefits, Salary, A fixed amount of money you receive from a company for doing a job, Paid leave, Holidays that you can take without losing any salary, Maternity leave, Holidays you can take to take care of your new child (for women), Commute, The regular journey from home to school / work, Benefits, Other special advantages of working for a company (except salary), e.g. sick leave, pension, medical insurance, Pension, Money that you can receive from the government after you have become too old to work (retired), Remote work, Working from home, Employ / Hire, to give someone a job, Interview, a formal meeting to evaluate a job candidate, Promotion, moving to a higher position at work, Employer, a person or company that hires workers, Employee, a person who works for a company, Superior, a person of higher rank at work, Subordinate, a person of lower rank at work, Invest, to put money into something to gain profit, Stocks, shares of a company that people can buy, Profit, money you get from a business, Advertising, telling and/or showing people about a product or service, Supply, the amount of something available, Demand, how much people want something, Experience, knowledge or skill gained over time, Qualifications, skills or certifications needed for a job, Overtime, working extra hours, Burnout, extreme mental and physical stress from work, Unemployment, the state of not having a job, Gender equality, the same rights and opportunities for all genders, Entrepreneur, a person who starts a business, Start-up company, a new business, Go bankrupt, to close a business because you don’t have enough money

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