
paid position or employment
Also means: duty or responsibility · task or piece of work
bristol. i got a new job here in london.
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A276 words · Story levels: A0–B2
Including: job · manager · office · meeting · project

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paid position or employment
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paid position or employment
Also means: duty or responsibility · task or piece of work
bristol. i got a new job here in london.
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
person who manages or supervises
Also means: person responsible for hiring
the hiring manager at Nova Tech called me this morning
My Reference Just Said the Wrong Thing · A2
a room or workplace
Also means: an administrative department or branch · the staff working there · relating to work in an office
Leo leaves the office.
A Note on an Old Ticket · A1
a planned gathering or appointment
yeah, in a meeting til 11:30. what's up?
He Listed the Flat Without Telling Me · B1
planned piece of work
yes him. ok so at the team meeting on friday, he took credit for MY project report.
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1
showing skilled, careful work
Also means: related to a profession or work · done as a paid occupation · people who work professionally
Dan sent Priya a handwritten note with three clear, professional sentences about her. He took a photo and sent it.
My Reference Just Said the Wrong Thing · A2
employees working for an organization
"I will ask the cleaning staff," Maya said.
The Chair That Moved Three Inches Every Morning · A2
a formal question-and-answer conversation
the one I interviewed for in March.
He Listed the Flat Without Telling Me · B1
guard; person who protects
Also means: guarding; protecting or watching
Arthur is a guard.
The Dragon in the Tower of London · A1
coworker
That's what colleagues are for.
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1
people who work
The workers have a big stone.
The Envelope Sealed Inside the Cornerstone of the Old School · A1
senior-level job rank
Also means: high-ranking or advanced in level
Senior Product Manager at Velta Co.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
job or position
The role is properly senior, not just the title.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
person in charge
Mr. Holt, the director, knocked on the door.
The Understudy Who Refused to Go On Stage · A2
person who leads
Margaret was a leader in the village.
The Bake-Off That Split the Village in Two · A2
harbour official
Also means: ceremony host
Every contact, every hidden cove, and every sympathetic harbour master — all of it was recorded on a single document.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1
captain; person in charge
Leo is the captain.
The Girl Who Saved the Village Cricket Match · A1
helper
She peeled off her outer layer— the light jacket she wore over her silks— and handed it to an assistant.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
person who edits writing
Her editor wanted a 'quirky travel piece' for the magazine — something light and British.
The Pancake Race Nobody Finished in Olney · B1
leaving work
He attended his retirement dinner in 1956, shook hands with the officials, and accepted a small engraved clock as a gift.
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
relating to official management or records
Archives were full of exactly this kind of administrative accident.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
pay
The losing club faced a different future: wage cuts, the sale of their best players, and what the local press called "a slow and undignified retreat from the top flight."
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
presentation pages
he literally just read my slides and acted like they were his ideas
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1
advancement to a higher job or rank
I asked David about a promotion in January and he said 'let's talk in Q3'.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
regular pay from a job
And the salary is 20% more.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
person who studies or writes history
Historians believe this is the name of Lady Jane Grey.
The Signature Scratched into the Tower Cell Wall · A2
accounting department
ok I'm going to say this properly because I don't want to type it wrong. so... I didn't send the screenshot to HR. I didn't. but... I did show our conversation to my friend Jess from accounting? I just — I wanted someone else's opinion on the situation, you know? I didn't think she would do anything with it. I had no idea she's actually friends with Derek. I am so, so sorry Priya. I feel terrible. I should have never done that.
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1
person who freely offers help
asked Dennis, the volunteer.
The Bake-Off That Split the Village in Two · A2
trader
They were looking for smugglers — men who traded with American merchants without paying the King's taxes.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1
person who manages
Then she went to find the church administrator, Mr. Heeney.
The Name Crossed Out in the Parish Register · A2
recruiting employees
Priya had her phone call with the hiring manager at 11:00 AM. It lasted almost thirty minutes. Then she went quiet.
My Reference Just Said the Wrong Thing · A2
professional cook
Marco said, "Yesterday, your chef sent back my mackerel.
The Fishmonger Who Refused the Catch of the Day · A2
person who bakes
Marco is a baker in a small town.
The Baker with the Broken Clock · A1
human resources department or staff
I already emailed HR a formal complaint this morning with evidence.
She Quit in the Group Chat · B1
place where people work
it just says "regarding a complaint about workplace conduct". that's it. nothing else
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1
clerk; office worker
The handwriting on the cash ticket receipt — a clerk had noted the passenger's destination — matched a note Vávra had written to her once, correcting her interpretation of a tempo marking.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
porter; an attendant
He asked the porter, a quiet man called Stevens, if he had seen anything.
The Wrong Umbrella Taken from the Garrick Club · B1
person who fishes
He was just a fisherman.
The Smuggler's Map Stitched into the Fisherman's Coat · B1
physical document folder
He closed his folder and left the room.
The Recipe Torn in Half at the Reading of the Will · B1
interns
like literally everyone. even the interns
You Gave a Speech at the Wrong Leaving Do · B1
person who performs
She was finally a real performer.
The Understudy Who Refused to Go On Stage · A2
interpreters
The British government, in its haste to map the Highlands, had not seen fit to hire interpreters.
The Ordnance Survey Map That Named the Wrong Hill · B2
event officials
'The stewards are already at the gate, and the owners are getting restless.'
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
résumé or curriculum vitae
Your CV. Two pages.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
Mara goes to the librarian, Mr.
The Clock That Stopped at the Same Time Every Tuesday · A1
person who organizes
At 10:15, the parade organizer, Bill, ran up to them.
The Brass Band That Played On When the Parade Turned Back · A2
cleaning workers
But the cleaners did not move it.
The Chair That Moved Three Inches Every Morning · A2
The surveyor's notebook, however hastily filled in, carried a kind of quiet authority that no local tradition could easily challenge.
The Ordnance Survey Map That Named the Wrong Hill · B2
She is an archaeologist.
The Lost Coin Under the Roman Bath · A1
archive worker
She spent the next two weeks doing what archivists do: reading carefully and saying nothing out loud.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
plant scientist
I am a botanist at Kew.
The Pages in the Box · A1
clipboard: a board for holding papers
'Two minutes,' Dennis said from across the room, without looking up from his clipboard.
The Jockey Who Weighed an Ounce Too Much at Epsom · B2
fish sellers
The other fishmongers looked at it.
The Fishmonger Who Refused the Catch of the Day · A2
person who maintains grounds
'The groundskeeper tells me you stay late.
The Substitute Who Trained Alone for Three Seasons · B1
do a job or be employed
Also means: job or work activity · artistic creation or body of creative work · function properly
He works at night.
The Dragon in the Tower of London · A1
gerund naming the activity of doing work
and that you are "very comfortable working alone"
My Reference Just Said the Wrong Thing · A2
employ someone
The theatre hired a professional conductor, Michael Umlauf, to actually lead the orchestra.
The Composer Who Refused to Hear His Own Symphony · B1
advance someone to a higher rank or position
Between you and me — David should have promoted you in January. I've seen your work.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
left work permanently
Also means: stopped participating in a swim · the word “retired” being mentioned
Two retired referees who reviewed the footage publicly stated that the decision appeared to be incorrect.
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
temporarily removed from duties as punishment
Also means: temporarily paused
He was never suspended, censured, or called before a disciplinary board.
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
person giving a recommendation
Also means: refer to or mention · mention or allusion · source used for information
Davis as my reference.
You're Not Supposed to See This · A2
claim credit for work
Also means: take possession of · capture a photograph · carry or bring
yes him. ok so at the team meeting on friday, he took credit for MY project report.
The Screenshot That Got Forwarded to HR · B1designate someone as a reference
Also means: place or position something · put clothing on oneself · switch something on
But the thing is — I put Mr.
You're Not Supposed to See This · A2
written record of a meeting
Also means: plural unit of time
"It does not care about the minutes."
The Baker with the Broken Clock · A1
staff member
Also means: member of a group
'I was deciding whether to go back or find a member of staff.
The Wrong Umbrella Taken from the Garrick Club · B1
chief or leading
Also means: head, body part · going or traveling
Then, the head judge stood up.
The Bake-Off That Split the Village in Two · A2
propose giving someone a job
Also means: provide or include as available · propose money in exchange for something · extend one’s hand for a handshake or assistance
They offered me the job.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
accounting department
Also means: online profile or page · description or report · explain or give a reason for
so you know Sandra from accounts is leaving today right
You Gave a Speech at the Wrong Leaving Do · B1
person in authority
Also means: formally authorized or recognized
He attended his retirement dinner in 1956, shook hands with the officials, and accepted a small engraved clock as a gift.
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
disciplinary panel
Also means: governing body · game board · notice or display board
He was never suspended, censured, or called before a disciplinary board.
The Linesman Who Never Explained His Flag · B2
job designation
Also means: legal ownership record · championship · newspaper publication
I saw the job title at the top.
I Found Your CV in the Printer Tray · B1
male messenger or worker
Also means: young male person
She was watching for the telegram boy.
The Telegram That Arrived One Day Too Late · A2
a scheduled period of work
Also means: moved position · changed; became different · a change
mia. she was working night shifts
Read at 11:47 PM · A2
administrative mistake
Also means: unintentionally; by chance · unexpected mishap · car crash
Archives were full of exactly this kind of administrative accident.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
team of workers
Also means: boat crew
The efficiency of the city's cleaning crew was terrifying.
The Mural Painted Over Before Anyone Saw It · B2
land-surveying work
Also means: land-survey map or record
The problem was that nobody spoke Gaelic in Dawson's small survey party, and very few people in the glen spoke English.
The Ordnance Survey Map That Named the Wrong Hill · B2