white-collar job (office job)

blue-collar job (manual labour/work)

ADJECTIVES
full-time,
part-time,
temporary,
permanent,
7 ✍ ( ✅❌
❌ ✅❌✅ 8 6 = ?= ✈@ A : !
high, generous, handsome 9-to-5,
PEOPLE : VERBS + JOB
demanding,
low, small unemployed look for a job
rewarding,
monthly, annual, average prospective retired
find a job
stressful, self-employed
challenging, freelancer offer a job
tedious, apply for a job
PAYMENT exhausting, boss =employer VERBS
VS. accept/take a job
salary (monthly payment) highly-paid, - commute (to work)
wage(s) (per hour/week/shift) badly-paid worker = employee quit a job
stable - do/work overtime
get a bonus (extra money) lose a job
get a pay rise - meet deadlines
provide smb with a job - work under a lot of pressure
- get promoted
- get perks

apply for a job

fill in a form
write/send a CV (curriculum vitae) job
STOP WORKING
have a job interview
dress smartly retire
make a good impression resign
get a good feedback WORK +... be made redundant
Job agency get fired
shifts
overtime get the sack (informal)
flexitime get unemployed
be dismissed (you did smith bad)

EMPLOYEE = worker
VERBS

recruit an ... ADJECTIVES

hire an ... skillful/qualified =/=unskilled/unskillful
take on an... + with a lot of experience/expertise [ˌekspɜː'tiːz]
employ an ... well-educated
reliable
sack an ... (informal) loyal
fire an...
lay off an ....
dismiss an... for gross misconduct.