working conditions - the environment and rules you work in (hours, safety, comfort, etc), well paid - good salary, self-employed - works for themselves, highly skilled - very trained or experienced, flexi-time - flexible working hours, part-time job - a job with fewer hours, starting salary - the money you earn when you begin, labour force - workers in a country or company, full-time job - a job with the normal number of hour (8h/day), blue-collar work - physical work, usually in jobs like construction, factories., white-collar work - office work, usually in jobs like administration, management, or finance., deadline - the latest time by which something must be done, get fired - to stop working because your employer ends your contract, temporary - a limited period of time or not permanent, retired - to stop working permanently because of age or after many years of work, day off - a day when you do not have to go to work, payment - money you give or receive for work done, contract - an agreement between an employer and employee, fee - money you pay for a service, bonus - extra money you receive for good work, pay rise - an increase in your salary, pension - money you receive regularly after retiring,

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