Ex.5. Match the nouns in the left hand column with the adjectives in the right hand column.

Ex.6. Look at the words and phrases in the box. Match them with the correct definition from the list below:

1. a person who works for another person, business or government;

2. a person who is employed to control, organize and direct part or all of a business or organization;

3. (informal) a person who is responsible for the work of a company, a department or at least one other person;

4. a person with authority who watches others work to make sure a job is done properly;

5. a list of all the people employed by a company, and the amount of money paid to each of them;

6. the (official) power to give orders, make decisions, etc.;

7. a person that you work with in a profession or business;

8. an employee who does unskilled work, usually in a factory;

9. a person who works in an office;

10. all the employees in an office or factory;

11. a manager in a company who has the power to spend money, hire and fire employees.

Ex.7. Write the appropriate word or phrase in the following spaces. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian.

1. The new salary structure only affects ….

2. Health and safety regulations state that all … must wear a uniform.

3. Many of his … are more qualified than he is.

4. The … has been reduced by half in the last five years.

5. If you have any problems please talk to your ….

6. She has been on the … for nearly 20 years.

7. I have no … to change decisions taken by management.

8. She has excellent advertising ….

9. She is an … with a bank.

10. The company has over 1000 people on its ….

Ex.8. Fill in the missing prepositions.

1. The company’s owner granted each manager authority to spend up … $ 10, 000 … travel.

2. We hired him and put him … the payroll.

3. The workforce … this area is well-educated.

4. My colleagues … the office agree … this proposal.

5. Most blue-collar workers … the USA do not belong … unions.

6. He got a white-collar job … a computer programmer.

7. She is the boss … the publishing company.

8. She has years … experience … marketing

9. Large corporations try to develop their human resources … giving educational programs.

10. She is senior … the others … the company because she has worked here the longest.

(to (4), on (2), in (5), as, at, of, by)

Ex.9. These words are often confused:

employer – employee