Bachelor’s degree – I will receive my bachelor’s degree in two years. Bookworm

A criminal conviction - being found guilty of crime in a court of law
A desk job - a job in an office, where you sit and work well all day at a table or desk
To have steady job - to have a job which you are unlikely to lose, but which is usually the same routine.
To dismiss somebody (from something)- to officially remove somebody from their job
A heavy workload – a lot of work that an individual employee has to perform
Labor-intensive – needing a lot of people to do it.
An internship – a period of time which a student or new graduate gets practical experience in a job.
Job satisfaction - the good feeling that you get when you have a job that you enjoy
Working environment – the conditions that you work in
Supportive work colleagues – people that you work with who give you help and encouragement.
To be a good team player- to be cooperative and work well as a member of team.
To pursue a successful career - to have a series of jobs in a particular area work, with more responsibility as time passes.
To take a career break - a period of time when you do not do your usual job, for example because you have children to care for.
To have no career ambitions – to have no desire to be successful or to move up career ladder.
Working mothers – workplace practices such as job-sharing and flexible working hours have made life easier for working mothers.
To take early retirement – Older employees should take early retirement to give young people a better chance to find work
aretirement package – the money or other benefits that you receive from accompany or organization when you stop working there because of your age
Sick leave – permission to stay away from work because of illness or injury
Annual leave – a period of time when you are allowed to be away from work for a holiday/vacation.