Nouns, noun expressions
a bonus, a career choice, a CV, challenges, experience, job/labor market, job opportunities, a job satisfaction, perks, prospects, qualifications, references, responsibilities, a salary, a vacancy, working hours, a workplace
Adjectives describing jobs
dull, dead-end, exciting, full-time, monotonous, motivating, nine-to-five, part-time, permanent, perspective, remote, repetitive, rewarding, temporary, varied
Verbs
to demote, to dismiss/discharge/sack (BrEng)/fire (AmEng), to hire/employ, to promote, to resign/quit, to retire
Verbal expressions
to apply for a job, to be experienced, to be on a sick leave, to be on maternity leave, to be sacked/fired, to be self-employed, to be unemployed, to be in charge of/to be responsible for, to do a job-share, to do night shifts, to do paperwork, to do/work overtime, to do shift work, to deal with , to get promoted, to give / provide a reference, to get a job, to get holiday pay, to get sick pay, to get a pay rise, to give the sack, to have an interview, to look for a job, to make redundant, to meet a deadline, to run a company, to send a CV, to work flexitime, to work on commission
People involved
a colleague, deputy, a director, an employer, an employee, a head, an HR specialist, a shift worker, a trainee
Jobs
An architect, a lawyer, an engineer, an accountant, a university lecturer, a broker, a sailor, a pilot, a police officer, a firefighter, a carpenter, a plumber, an electrician, a teacher, a manager, a doctor, a mechanic, a nurse, a surgeon, a vet, a programmer, an IT specialist, an actor, a real estate agent