就業(yè) Employment

　　1

　　make a fortune

　　發(fā)財(cái)

　　e.g. Many ambitious young graduates who choose to start their own business aim at making a fortune as soon as possible by attracting investment, but they underestimate the potential risks and obstacles.

　　2

　　office buildings

　　辦公樓

　　e.g. The construction of more office buildings will provide people who want to start their own business with more offices with reasonable prices.

　　3

　　ask for leave

　　請假

　　e.g. It is irresponsible for an employee to ask for leave too frequently, which will unavoidably have negative influence on his or her work.

　　4

　　fulfill one’s potential

　　實(shí)現(xiàn)某人全部潛力

　　e.g. A good position allows an employee to fulfill his potential and make due contribution to the company.

　　5

　　economic crisis / downturn / recession

　　經(jīng)濟(jì)危機(jī)，下滑，衰退

　　e.g. To get through the hard time of economic crisis, many companies have no choice but to downsize.

　　6

　　lay off employees / layoff

　　裁員

　　e.g. Although it costs much for a company to lay off employees during economic downturn, there is no other option for it to survive.

　　7

　　staff morale

　　員工士氣

　　e.g. Unavoidably, the formal notice of layoff will seriously discourage staff morale.

　　8

　　workaholic

　　工作狂

　　e.g. Driven by strong desire to succeed, many young workaholics in the company usually work overtime and compete for challenging tasks.

　　9

　　labor intensive

　　勞動密集型

　　e.g. Facing the advent of economic crisis, people working in labor intensive industries are more vulnerable to layoff.

　　10

　　fierce competition

　　激烈競爭

　　e.g. Owning to fierce competition in job market, it is difficult for students with limited work experience to find a satisfied job.

　　本文作者： Cindy Pan(公眾號：英文寫作素材)

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