Vocabulary

Ex.6

Ex.3

Ex.2

Ex.1

Vocabulary.

job conditions	условия труда
to accept	принимать, воспринимать
to work part time	работать неполную рабочую неделю
advice	совет

5. Who does Jane Roy work for?

6. What is her position in the company?

7. Is she happy with her job conditions? Why?

8. Why must she do her job better than the men around her?

9. What is her advice to working women?

Complete the sentences about Jane Roy using the verbs in the box.

must / has to / doesn’t have to / can

1. She _____ be with her children at weekends.

2. She only works four days a week, so she _____work on Fridays.

3. She _____ send her children to a nursery because there are childcare facilities at Ecospar.

4. She _____ work very hard to be accepted by male colleagues.

5. She thinks working women _____ be tough.

Write about your own job using the expression below.

I have to/must/don’t have to/can/can’t/must’t

1. …work long hours

2. …visit clients

3. …be late for work

4. …wear suit at work

5. …answer the telephone

6. …smoke at work

7. …choose my working hours

8. …take my holidays in summer

9. … be the first to get to work

10. …write letters and reports in English

Three people are answering questions about their jobs. What are their jobs. Choose from list. What are their responsibilities?

accountant

sales manager

scientist

1. Interview with Sara Olsen

I: Do you have to travel a lot?

S: Not at all.

I: Do you have to go to conference?

S: Yes, from time to time. It is important for me to know about developments in the world of science.

I: And can you choose your working hours?

S: Yes, I can. But it has to be between eight in the morning and eight in the evening. That’s when the laboratory is open.

2. Interview with Brian Sullivan

I: Do you have to work in an office?

B: Yes, I do but not all the time. Sometimes I work at home. I have a computer at home, so it’s no problem.

I: Do you have to use the computer a lot?

B: Yes, I do. When you are working with numbers and statistics, it’s much quicker.

I: And do you have to travel?

B: Not very often. But sometimes I have to visit companies to look at their books.

3. Interview with Anna Hardcastle

I: Can you relax at weekend?

A: Not always. It’s my job to find new clients, so I have to travel on Saturday or Sunday.

I: Do you have to visit clients all year round?

A: No, not really. In July and August, for example, I don’t have to travel much, because most companies are closed.

4. Read the signs and write what you must do and what you mustn’t do.

Please switch off lights	No coffee in the classroom
Fasten the belts	No smoking

1. Write about your job responsibilities.

Eight people are describing their job. Match the people with the department they work in.

Ex. Mrs. Reed works in ______ department.

raw material	сырьё
equipment	оборудование
contact	контакт
deal with	иметь дело с чем-л., кем-л.
deal	сделка
recruit	нанимать на работу
train	обучать
staff	персонал
study	исследовать, изучать
test	тестировать, проверять
potential clients	потенциальные потребители продукции
campaigns	кампания (рекламная и др.)
manufacture	производить
products	продукция
sell	продавать

1. Mr. Reed: “We buy raw materials and equipment for the company”.

2. Mr. Ronson: “We help if the client has problems with a product”.

3. Mr. Smith: “If there is a problem with a contract, we deal with it.

4. Mr. Cochen: “We recruit and train staff”.

5. Mr. Green: “We study and test possible new products”.

6. Mr. Eaton: “We find potencial clients for new products and organize advertising campaigns”.

7. Mr. Robertson: “We manufacture the products”.

8. Mr. Bailli: “We sell the products”.

1. Legal department

2. Personnel (Human Resources)

3. Marketing

4. Sales dep.

5. Aftersales

6. Purchasing

7. Production

8. R&D (Research and Development)

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