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C2 수준 단어 목록 - 작업 환경

여기에서 C2 수준 학습자를 위해 특별히 모은 작업 환경에 관한 모든 필수 단어를 배우게 됩니다.

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
to pension off

to force one's employee to retire or leave work and give them a payment

은퇴시키다, 연금을 주고 은퇴시키다

은퇴시키다, 연금을 주고 은퇴시키다

Ex: After thirty years of dedicated service, the company decided to pension off several of its senior employees, allowing them to retire comfortably. 
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to transact
to transact
[동사]

to do business with another person or company

거래하다, 사업을 하다

거래하다, 사업을 하다

Ex: The bank uses secure online platforms to allow customers to transact safely from the comfort of their homes. 
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to lock out
to lock out
[동사]

to prevent one's employees from working until they accept new policies or conditions

잠그다, 일을 못하게 하다

잠그다, 일을 못하게 하다

Ex: The company locked its workers out after they voted down the proposed wage cuts. 
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to retrench
to retrench
[동사]

to reduce the expenses of one's company by dismissing a number of employees from their job

해고하다, 재구조하다

해고하다, 재구조하다

Ex: Due to declining sales, the company decided to retrench several employees to reduce operational costs and stay afloat. 
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to skive
to skive
[동사]

to avoid fulfilling a responsibility by staying away from work

수업을 빼먹다, 일을 빼먹다

수업을 빼먹다, 일을 빼먹다

Ex: Some students tend to skive off classes by pretending to be sick or by skipping school altogether. 
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to downsize
to downsize
[동사]

(of a company or organization) to become smaller by reducing the number of employees or departments

인원을 줄이다, 규모를 축소하다

인원을 줄이다, 규모를 축소하다

Ex: The corporation downsized after losing several major contracts. 
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to sack
to sack
[동사]

to dismiss someone from their job

해고하다, 쫓아내다

해고하다, 쫓아내다

Ex: The manager had to sack the employee for consistently violating company policies. 
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to troubleshoot

to come up with solutions for challenges and difficulties in an organization or company

문제 해결, 트러블슈팅

문제 해결, 트러블슈팅

Ex: Managers troubleshoot organizational problems to enhance efficiency and productivity. 
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to lay off
to lay off
[동사]

to dismiss employees due to financial difficulties or reduced workload

해고하다, 인원을 줄이다

해고하다, 인원을 줄이다

Ex: The company laid off 10% of its workforce due to financial losses. 
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to clock in
to clock in
[동사]

to record one's arrival at work by using a timekeeping system, usually involving the use of a clock or electronic device

출근하다, 근무 시작을 기록하다

출근하다, 근무 시작을 기록하다

Ex: Employees are required to clock in at the beginning of their shift using their employee ID cards. 
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to onboard
to onboard
[동사]

to integrate and familiarize a new employee or user with a system or organization

통합하다, 교육하다

통합하다, 교육하다

Ex: We onboard all new employees with a three-day orientation program. 
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to clock out
to clock out
[동사]

to record the time of one's departure from work

퇴근하다, 퇴근 시간을 기록하다

퇴근하다, 퇴근 시간을 기록하다

Ex: Every day, employees must remember to clock out before leaving the office to ensure accurate attendance records. 
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to liaise
to liaise
[동사]

to establish a communication or cooperation which links parties or organizations

협력하다, 의사 소통을 확립하다

협력하다, 의사 소통을 확립하다

Ex: As the project manager, my role is to liaise between the marketing team and the design department to ensure that our campaign meets both creative and strategic objectives. 
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to punch in
to punch in
[동사]

to manually register the time of one's arrival at work by pushing a button on a machine

출근하다, 출근 시간을 기록하다

출근하다, 출근 시간을 기록하다

Ex: Employees must punch in at the beginning of their shifts to record their work hours accurately. 
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to convene
to convene
[동사]

to meet or bring together a group of people for an official meeting

소집하다, 모이다

소집하다, 모이다

Ex: The board of directors will convene next week to discuss the company's strategy. 
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to punch out
to punch out
[동사]

to manually register the time of one's departure from work by pushing a button on a machine

퇴근을 기록하다, 퇴근 시간을 등록하다

퇴근을 기록하다, 퇴근 시간을 등록하다

Ex: At the end of the day, employees punch out to record the time they leave work. 
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quorum
quorum
[명사]

the minimum number of people that must be present for a meeting to officially begin or for decisions to be made

정족수, 최소 필요 인원

정족수, 최소 필요 인원

Ex: The board meeting could not proceed as scheduled because there was not enough members present to meet the quorum requirement. 
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sweatshop
sweatshop
[명사]

a workplace, particularly one in which people produce clothing items, with poor conditions where workers are paid very low wages

착취 공장, 땀의 공장

착취 공장, 땀의 공장

Ex: The fashion industry has faced criticism for its use of sweatshops, where workers are often subjected to long hours, low pay, and unsafe working conditions. 
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roster
roster
[명사]

a list or plan showing assignments or duties for individuals or groups over a specified period

명단, 근무표

명단, 근무표

Ex: The manager posted the weekly roster, detailing the work schedules and assignments for each employee. 
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organogram
organogram
[명사]

a diagrammatic representation of the hierarchical structure of an organization

조직도, 조직 구조도

조직도, 조직 구조도

Ex: The CEO presented the organogram during the company meeting, outlining the chain of command and reporting relationships within the organization. 
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blue Monday
blue Monday
[명사]

a day of low motivation or sadness, commonly occurring at the start of the workweek due to the weekend ending

블루 먼데이, 슬픈 월요일

블루 먼데이, 슬픈 월요일

Ex: Every Monday feels like a blue Monday to me. 
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assurance department

a division within an organization responsible for ensuring that processes, systems, and products meet established quality and compliance standards

보증 부서, 품질 보증 부서

보증 부서, 품질 보증 부서

Ex: The assurance department is responsible for ensuring that products meet quality standards before they are released to the market. 
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hot desk
hot desk
[명사]

a shared workspace in an office, available for use by any employee on a first-come, first-served basis, rather than being assigned to a particular individual

공유 책상, 유연한 작업 공간

공유 책상, 유연한 작업 공간

Ex: The new office layout includes a hot desk area where employees can work flexibly without being tied to a specific workstation. 
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hybrid working

a model where employees split their time between working from home and working on-site

하이브리드 근무, 하이브리드 근무 모델

하이브리드 근무, 하이브리드 근무 모델

Ex: Hybrid working allows employees to split their time between working from the office and working remotely, providing flexibility and autonomy. 
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logistics
logistics
[명사]

the management of supplying labor and materials as needed for an operation or task

물류, 물류 관리

물류, 물류 관리

Ex: Her job in the army was focused on logistics, making sure troops had the supplies they needed when they needed them. 
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operations department

the division within an organization responsible for the day-to-day management and execution of its core business functions

운영 부서, 작업 부서

운영 부서, 작업 부서

Ex: The operations department oversees the day-to-day functioning of the organization, ensuring that all activities are carried out efficiently and effectively. 
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exit interview

a discussion with a departing employee to understand their reasons for leaving and gain feedback on their experience with the organization

퇴사 면접, 탈퇴 인터뷰

퇴사 면접, 탈퇴 인터뷰

Ex: An exit interview is a meeting between an employee leaving a company and a representative from HR or management to discuss their experiences, feedback, and reasons for leaving. 
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