WORK.

“Ask a coworker for help.”

“The company has fifty employees.”

“My employer provides training.”

“I work as a temporary teacher at a state school.”

“She is working as an intern at a museum.”

“He is a trainee teacher.”

“My sister works as a civil servant.”

“She is employed by a local company.”

“He is currently unemployed and looking for work.”

“My parents are retired.”

“I’m self-employed and work with several clients.”

“A colleague is on sick leave.”

“He is on paternity leave.”

“She is a full-time homemaker.”

“She is the sole breadwinner in her family.”

“I work in education.”

“Many local jobs depend on tourism.”

“He works in IT support.”

“I’d like to work in the field of education.”

“She works in the tourism sector.”

“He moved from the private sector to the public sector.”

“There is a growing demand for staff in healthcare.”

“She works in the construction industry.”

“He is looking for a career in finance.”

“Her family works in agriculture.”

“She works in retail.”

“He has experience in hospitality, mainly in hotels.”

“The region has many jobs in manufacturing.”

“The job offers an annual salary of €30,000.”

“The workers are asking for higher wages.”

“My income varies from month to month.”

“She earns a living as a translator.”

“The job pays the minimum wage.”

“Staff have asked for a pay rise.”

“I took a week of unpaid leave.”

“My take-home pay is lower than my gross salary.”

“It’s difficult to make ends meet on one income.”

“I’m looking for a part-time contract.”

“What are the working hours?”

“She has a permanent contract.”

“I’m on a temporary contract at the moment.”

“There is plenty of seasonal work in tourism.”

“Flexible working hours help me organise childcare.”

“Nurses often work shifts.”

“She works nine to five, Monday to Friday.”

“We sometimes work overtime during busy periods.”

“I work a split shift, with a long break in the afternoon.”

“I work from home two days a week.”

“I’ll join the video call at ten.”

“Could you share your screen so we can see the report?”

“Some people worry that AI will replace workers.”

“The company allows staff to work remotely.”

“Technicians need to work on site.”

“Hybrid working suits our team.”

“Automation can save time by taking over repetitive tasks.”

“The role requires good communication skills.”

“We need someone reliable who meets deadlines.”

“Teamwork is essential in a busy workplace.”

“Teaching requires strong organisational skills.”

“I need to improve my time management.”

“This job helps you develop problem-solving skills.”

“The role requires both hard skills, such as coding, and soft skills, such as teamwork.”

“I check and reply to emails first thing in the morning.”

“Please fill in the application form.”

“Safety in the workplace matters.”

“Could we schedule a meeting for Thursday?”

“Part of my job is dealing with complaints.”

“We need to meet the deadline for the report.”

“There is a lot of paperwork in this job.”

“A heavy workload leaves little time for planning.”

“Flexible hours can improve work-life balance.”

“I work well under pressure, but I need regular breaks.”

“Helping people gives me job satisfaction.”

“After months of working overtime, she felt burnt out.”

“I find it hard to switch off after work.”

“My job is interesting because I meet people from different backgrounds.”

“The work can be boring when there is very little to do.”

“Dealing with angry customers can be stressful.”

“Helping students gain confidence is rewarding.”

“I find my work fulfilling because I can make a difference.”

“The job is challenging, but I enjoy solving problems.”

“Nursing is physically and emotionally demanding.”

“The work is repetitive: I do the same tasks all day.”

“He lost his job when the factory closed.”

“I’m thinking of changing careers and becoming a nurse.”

“She was hired as an office assistant.”

“He got promoted to team leader.”

“She quit her job to start her own business.”

“He got sacked for repeatedly missing shifts without permission.”

“She was made redundant when her department closed.”

“Job security matters more to me than a high salary.”

“He retrained as an electrician after losing his job.”

I’m applying for a job at a local company.

“I updated my CV before applying for the job.”

“I have a job interview on Friday.”

“What qualifications do you need for this role?”

The school has advertised a job vacancy.

Mention your relevant experience in your application.

“The interviewer asked me about my strengths and weaknesses.”

“I accepted the job offer after discussing the salary.”

“Use your cover letter to explain why you want the role.”

“We interviewed five candidates for the position.”

“I’ve been shortlisted for an interview.”

“The employer asked for two references.”

“I get on well with my colleagues.”

“We support each other when work gets stressful.”

“We share the workload so nobody has to stay late.”

“Our manager helped us resolve a conflict over responsibilities.”

“I prioritise tasks at the start of each day.”

“A good manager knows when to delegate tasks.”

“Constant interruptions can reduce productivity.”

“Better working conditions can help companies keep their staff.”

“Workers’ rights include protection against unfair treatment.”

“All new employees receive health and safety training.”

“They are campaigning for equal pay for equal work.”

“The trade union represents workers in pay negotiations.”

“The company needs clear procedures for reporting workplace discrimination.”

“The workers voted to go on strike over pay and conditions.”