a person trained to take care of sick people, usually in a hospital, nurse, a person whose job is to keep and check financial records, accountant, a professional cook, especially the head cook in a restaurant, chef, a person who works in government or politics, politician, without a job, not workin, unemployed, a fixed amount of money someone earns, usually paid monthly, salary, a formal meeting where someone is asked questions, e.g. for a job, interview, working only some hours or days, not a full working day/week, part-time, to stop working, usually because of age, retire, to do something or move very quickly, rush, the thing that is most important and needs attention first, priority, an arranged time to meet or see someone (e.g. a doctor), appointment, to not go to bed until very late, stay up late, all the people who work in an organisation, staff, to stop working for a short time to rest, take a break, to write your name on a document to show you agree, sign, a person whose job is to stop fires and rescue people, firefighter, a person whose job is to fit and repair water pipes, sinks and toilets, plumber, resumea document describing your education, skills and job experience, resume, to make something happen later than planned, delay

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