A system in which a product is made in steps, with each worker or machine doing one specific task. - assembly line, A person who works for the government in a public service role. - civil servant, The business of selling goods directly to customers, usually in shops or online. - retail trade, Extra advantages given by an employer in addition to salary, such as health insurance or paid holidays. - fringe benefits, The relationship between employers, employees, and trade unions. - industrial relations, Workers who are paid very low wages, often because jobs are low-skilled or workers have limited options. - cheap labour, Regular money paid by the government to people after they reach retirement age. - state pension, The lowest legal amount of pay an employer is allowed to give a worker. - minimum wage, A person responsible for planning, organizing, and guiding a project and its team. - project leader, The total pay and benefits an employee receives, including salary and extras. - remuneration package, Money paid by the government to people who do not have a job but are actively looking for one. - unemployment benefit,

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