Use a word from the box to complete each sentence. The first one is an example.

deal responsible work job manage under of responsibility

There is one extra word that you don’t have to use.

a) I work for Morgans the aircraft company.

b) I...................... the manufacturing plant in Cambridge.

c) I am in charge....................... the production team.

d) About 120 people work.................... me.

e) Coordination between production and design is my.................

f) I.................. with a lot of people in the company and with our customers.

g) I’m.................... for a budget of over? 100 million.

Decide whether each statement is about full-time (FT), part-time (IT), permanent (P) or temporary (T) work. Tick the right box. The first one is an example.

FT IT P T
a) I work from 9 to 5 during the week and S to 12 on a Saturday.	ν
b) I joined the company ten years ago and I guess I’ll be here for another ten.
c) I do four hours each morning and then I pick the children up from school.
d) I’ve been here since March and I’ll leave in July when the designs are finished.
e) We are supposed to work 37 hours a week but I usually do a bit more.
f) I started here when I left school. Oh, that’s about 20 years ago now.
g) This job is only for six months, but that’s OK because then I’m going to Italy.

Write one word from the box below in each gap to complete the text. The first one is an example. You may choose to use some words more than once.

 

at for in of off on get to

 

‘My name is Anne Scott and I work for a public relations company in London. I leave

......................work at 7 o’clock in the morning. I go......................work by train and I usually

......................to work by 8.30. I’m always......................work till about 6o’clock so I never get

home before 7.30 pm. Last year I broke my leg and so I was......................work for over a month.

1 didn’t like being at home. I love my job. I would hate to be permanently out......................work.’

 

In each sentence, write the correct form of the word given in brackets ( ). The first one is an example.

a) I’m responsible for managing the design team. (manage)

b) I’m in charge of.............................the work of the team. (coordinate)

c) One of my responsibilities is to..............sure that we don’t spend too much money. (make)

d) My team is responsible for the.............................of new models for production. (design)

e) I’m in charge of.............................our work for the whole year. (plan)

Ways of working

Draw a line from each word on the left to a word on the right to make a word pair. (There is one extra word that you don’t have to use.) The first one is an example.

contact work on demanding commute shift solving hours

physically human problem day team clock working

 

 

Decide whether each statement is about regular office work (OW), teleworking (TW) or shift work (SW). Tick the right box. The first one is an example.

 

	OW TW SW
a) I’m at work by 8.30 and I leave for home at 5 o’clock.	ü
b) I work from 10 at night till 6 in the morning for four weeks, then 1 switch to days.
c) We turned one of the bedrooms into an office and that’s where I do all my work.
d) When I’m working nights, it’s really difficult to sleep during the day.
e) Some people find the 9-to-5 routine boring, but 1 like working with other people.
f) I clock in at 8.55 every day and I’m at my desk till 5 pm.
g) The difficult thing is that my home is my office so I’m there 24 hours a day.

 

Choose the best word from the brackets ( ) to fill the gap. The first one is an example.

a. I had a 9-to-5 job when I left school but I hated it. (job/work)

b. We have a system, but everyone must be here between 10 and 2.(repetitive/flextime)

c. I work from and simply send my work over the Internet. (house/home)

d. I just sit in front of a computer all day, but this work is mentally. (tiring/routine)

e. This is the most job I’ve ever had. There is never a boring minute.(stimulating/repetitive)

f. We all look forward to 5.30 because then we can off for the day. (shift/clock)

g. The 7.30 train to London is always full of. (commuters/telecommuters)

For each word, write one word which means the opposite. The first two or three letters are given. The first one is an example.

0.mentally 1. easy 2. interesting 3. varied

physically ha _ _ bo_ _ _ _ rou _ _ _ _

4. dull 5. unstimulating 6. undemanding

e x _ _ _ _ _ _ fas _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ to _ _ _

 

Recruitment and selection

Draw a line from each word on the left to a word on the right to make a word pair. (There is one extra word that you don’t have to use.) The first one is an example.

agency references test letter form vitae

 

covering employment application curriculum psychometric

 

 

 

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