Let's Learn English! Topic: Work and Jobs 👷🏾👩‍💼

One of the goals you might have for learning English is to get a job where your ability to speak the language is an asset. In this English lesson about work and jobs I'll help you learn many English words and phrases that are used to talk about work.
You'll learn the difference between "employee" and "employer", words like "overtime", and phrases like "come in early" and a lot more English job related vocabulary.
I hope you enjoy this English lesson about work and jobs.
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02:33 job / work 04:16 employed 04:53 unemployed 05:45 looking for work / a job 06:22 hard worker / good worker 07:50 bad worker 08:27 employer 09:30 employee 10:55 a part-time / full-time job 12:30 hourly wage (paid by the hour) 13:16 salary (per year) Q&A 15:42 a bounty hunter 16:30 position VS post 17:46 a goody two-shoes 18:28 important professions 19:19 to crack a whip; pain in the neck 20:04 the pandemic influence on a working day 20:57 What's your job? 21:41 What was your 1st job? 22:33 What's your fav work? Back to the topic 23:42 overtime / work late 24:42 come in early 25:07 paid extra 25:27 bonus 26:01 place of work 26:24 boss 27:04 supervisor / manager 28:02 colleague / co-worker 28:37 shift work (night, afternoon, day shifts) 30:18 get a paycheque / paycheck 31:03 pay stub / pay slip (income tax) Q&A 32:43 How often do Canadians change their job? 33:35 How long is your commute to work? 34:40 income tax in Canada 35:50 What kind of part-time job do Canadian teenagers prefer? (on-campus job) 36:46 position VS capacity 37:23 burnout 39:36 self-employed 40:24 senior discount 40:50 salary + commission 41:39 Xmas bonuses 42:12 working from home / working at home 43:10 When are children allowed to get a job? Back to the topic 43:55 coffee break / morning break/ afternoon break 44:46 lunch break 45:03 lunch room / break room 45:28 working lunch 46:02 workaholic 46:37 get a raise 47:35 to apply for a job 48:00 to get hired 48:50 to get fired 49:21 layoffs / to be laid off 50:12 to be married to your work 50:42 What do you do for a living? Q&A 51:50 the top 5 new professions 52:27 piggy bank. A penny saved is a penny earned. 52:40 What other job would you have done? 53:07 important things in your job 53:41 expert 54:10 a time card 54:55 minimum wage in Canada 55:13 What made you want to be a teacher? 56:11 income VS salary 57:12 What is the common type of job in Canada? 57:40 overwhelmed VS overworked 58:31 average salary in Canada 58:44 freelance worker 01:00:44 What are you? 01:02:15 How do you motivate yourself when you get tired at work?

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From 12:31. *Wage* depends on the hours worked. *Salary* is stable every month, but you can work more or less for the same amount of money.

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It' takes me 6 minutes to get to my job, because the school is close.

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I don´t understand the difference between to be fired and to be laid off. The difference is When you are fired it means you did something wrong and you are fired by your own mistake. When you are laid off it means you are fired not by your own mistake and you get money for it. Is it right?

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