A doctor who performs operations., surgeon, A person who designs buildings., architect, A skilled worker who installs and repairs water pipes., plumber, A person who keeps financial records for a company., accountant, A qualified lawyer who gives legal advice., solicitor, A person who treats mental illnesses., psychiatrist, A person learning a job while working., apprentice, A person who works independently for different clients., freelancer, A person who has recently started training for a job., trainee, A person who manages other employees., supervisor, A paid period of work experience for a student or graduate., internship, A temporary job done to earn extra money., side job, A job available for someone to apply for., vacancy, A company that helps employers find workers., recruitment agency, The process of finding skilled employees for important positions., headhunt, An official agreement between an employer and an employee., employment contract, The money earned from a job, especially a high one., remuneration, Extra benefits provided by an employer., perks, A flexible system that allows employees to choose working hours., flexitime, To work from home instead of an office., work remotely, To officially employ someone., take on someone, To record your arrival or departure at work., clock in/out, To leave a job voluntarily., hand in one's resignation, To improve your professional qualifications., upskill, To continue following your professional goals., pursue a career, To suffer from physical or mental exhaustion because of work., burn out, To move up to a more senior position in a company., climb the corporate ladder, To be unemployed and receiving government financial support., be on the dole, A barrier that prevents qualified people from reaching top positions., glass ceiling, Employment that offers little security or stability., precarious employment

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