Text: Human Resources: the people
Grammar: Past time.
Terms to remember:
skills-
job title-
define-
personal assistant--
authority-, ,
executive (exec)-, , ,
supervisor-, ( ), , ,
workforce- , ,
on the payroll- ()
payroll-
monthly-paid staff- ,
weekly-paid staff- ,
hourly-paid staff- ,
white-collar worked-, ( )
manual worker-
blue-collar worker-, (, )
colleague/co-worker-,
p.80 Human Resources: the people
Human Resources means people, plus the skills and experience they bring to an organization.
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Job titles such as Account Manager or Personal Assistant define what people do.
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An employer is a person or company that provides job.
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Boss is an informal word meaning someone in authority, for example an employer or owner of a company, or simply someone in a superior position.
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The person who runs a specific part of an organization is called a manager.
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An executive or, informally, an exec is usually a manager at quite a high level.
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People at the head of an organization, as it was already mentioned, are senior executives, top executives or top managers.
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Someone who is in charge of making sure a job is well done e.g. on the factory floor, or in retailing, is sometimes called a supervisor.
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People working for a company are referred to as its workforce, employees, staff or personnel and on its payroll.
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Payroll is the list of all the people employed by a company, and the amount or money paid to each of them.
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The payroll is usually divided into monthly-paid staff, weekly-paid staff and hourly-paid staff.
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Professionals or people who perform various office jobs are white-collar workers, while manual workers in factories, on building sites, etc. are called blue-collar workers.
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Someone who works with you in your job is a colleague(sometimes called a co-worker)
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p.84 Ex.1 Answer the following question:
1.What does Human Resources mean?
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Human Resources means people, plus the skills and experience they bring to an organization.
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2.What is an employer?
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An employer is a person or company that provides job.
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3.What is an executive?
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An executive or, informally, an exec is usually a manager at quite a high level.
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4.Who is at the head of an organization?
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People at the head of an organization, as it was already mentioned, are senior executives, top executives or top managers.
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5.Whom do we call boss?
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Boss is an informal word meaning someone in authority, for example an employer or owner of a company, or simply someone in a superior position.
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6.What is workforce?
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People working for a company are referred to as its workforce, employees, staff or personnel and on its payroll.
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7.Where do white-collar workers work?
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Professionals or people who perform various office jobs are white-collar workers, while manual workers in factories, on building sites, etc. are called blue-collar workers.
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8.What do blue-collar workers do?
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Professionals or people who perform various office jobs are white-collar workers, while manual workers in factories, on building sites, etc. are called blue-collar workers.
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9.What is the supervisor in charge of?
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Someone who is in charge of making sure a job is well done e.g. on the factory floor, or in retailing, is sometimes called a supervisor.
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10.What is a payroll?
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Payroll is the list of all the people employed by a company, and the amount or money paid to each of them.
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People working for a company are referred to as its workforce, employees, staff or personnel and on its payroll.
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11.What is the payroll usually divided into?
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The payroll is usually divided into monthly-paid staff, weekly-paid staff and hourly-paid staff.
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12.What do managers usually run?
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The person who runs a specific part of an organization is called a manager.
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