Temporary - lasting only for a short period of time, make redundant - to let an employee go because of financial difficulties of an employer, salary - money an employee receives for their work, unemployed - a person having no job, quit - to decide to stop doing a work, to do overtime - work extra hours, qualifications - schools, diplomas and degrees needed for a job, skill - something you can do; an ability such as typing, speaking a foreign language or a driving licence, permanent - lasting for a long time, retire - finishing a career, contract - a document signed by a future employer and a future employee that describes the working conditions of a job, pensioner - somebody who is retired, part time - a job less than 8 hours of work per day, full time - a job of a minimum of 8 hours a day, demanding - a physically and intelectually difficult and challenging job, blue collar - jobs more of a physical kind, white collar - jobs more of an intellectual kind, get promoted - to step up on the career ladder; to get a higher position, to sack - to fire somebody; to let an employee go especially because of poor performance or making huge mistakes at the job, home office - to set up a work station at home and work from there, apply for - to send your documents to an employee showing your wish to start working for them, resign - to step down from a position, employee - somebody who works for a company, employer - a boss, perks  - extra benefits; a company car or a mobile phone,

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