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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