1. true Not to have a job – unemployed or out of work 2. true The time you work ‘from’ and ‘until’ (9am to 5pm for example) - hours 3. false A document, diploma, certificate etc. which shows that a person is able to do a particular job - qualifications 4. true To ask for formally - to apply for 5. true When you speak to someone face to face to see if you are good for the job and if the job is good for you - interview 6. false Money you earn which is usually paid every month into your bank - salary 7. false To travel a long distance regularly to and from one's place of work. - commute 8. false The ‘extra’ things in a job such as a company car, travel and hotel expenses, health insurance etc. - perks 9. true The positive things you expect from your job in the future - prospects 10. true Advance to a better, higher position - promotion 11. true A place or job occupied by a person – position/post 12. false When you are told to leave your job - to get the sack (or to get fired) 13. true A report (usually written) about the character of someone - reference 14. false Someone who pays other people to do work - employer 15. false This noun means that you leave your job because you are old - retirement 16. false The money the government gives you when you stop working (if you have paid your taxes!) - state pension