26 de mayo de 2010

VOCABULARY

PRODUCTS: goods
LARGE STOREROOM: wharehouse
SELECTION OF (TVS): range
SHOP: outlet
STRAIGHT: directly
MIDDLEMAN: wholesales
SHOW: display
PEOPLE WHO MAKE PRODUCTS: manufacturers
AS MANY AS THEY THINK THEY NEED: quantity required
MAKE PRODUCTS IN LARGE AMOUNTS: mass production
BUY: purchase
CHOOSE: select
KEEP THEM SAFE: stock

Memo

SCOTSBRIDGE OFFICE STATIONEY

Memo
To: All the members of the staff (to be displayed on staff noticeboard)
From: Alicia Fernandez, Wandlebury office.
Cc: Jane Griffiths, Aril Singh andd Giorgio Angostini.
Date: 8th May
Re: Security in the office

In the last two months unusual things have happened at the wandlebury office. Three members of staff have had menoy stolen from their offices so I am sending this memo to remaind you to protect your goods.

 · You should keep your valuables with you or in a locker drawer, or cupboard, at all times.
 · If you see anthing suspicious please, call the security inimideately.
 · Do not bring unnecesary valuables into the office.


19 de mayo de 2010

INTRODUCTION TO THE TOPIC XII


In this unit we are going to learn, mainly, in what ways ethics is present a t work. We are going to make a listening about unethical behaviour in the workplace and a reading about product tampering.

FIXED EXPRESIONS

I wish we had used a professional agency.
If only we hadn't tried to ecnomize on this.
I shouldn't have given you that job.
I ought to have checked it was all right!

18 de mayo de 2010

VOCABULARY

Product tampering: interfering deliberately with a product
Withdraw: remove
Copycat: imitating somethingsomeone else has done
Recall: take back
Negative Publicity: being talked about in newspapaers or in TV in a bad way
Contaminate: damage/poison

PREPOSITIONS


Discriminate against

Prosecute for

Acussed of

Charge with

Fine for

PREPOSITIONS


Lay off: an informal expresion meaning to make redundant

Quit: when you choose to leave your job.

Retire: when you stop working at sixty or sixty-five years of age.

Sacked: sent away for bad work or behaviour.

Dismissed: a more formal way of saying lay off