step down, leave your job so someone else can do it, take on, accept a particular job or responsibility, fill someone in, give information needed to do something, knock off, stop working, usually at the end of the day, leave someone to it, go away from someone so they can do something by themselves, get ahead, be successful in your job, hand over, give someone else responsibility or control, carry out, done or completed something, be laid off, lose your job because there is no work for you to do, take over, accept responsibility for a particular job, follow up, do something to make an earlier action more certain, fix up, provide or arrange something for someone, pencil it in, arrange for something to happen on a particular date, knowing the arrangement might be changed later, pull together, work as a group to achieve something

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