Angielski 31/01-5/02/2017

to loathe

to hate / detest someone or something

to go from bad to worse

to worsen even more (idiom)

on-the-spot decison

immediate decision

a group of students have / are

grupa uczniów ma / jest

to dock sb's pay/wage

to Make a deduction from a person's pay

to earn time and a half

to earn 150%

an advance (sub)

money paid before the regular time

quota

requested value of sales

rewards package

money + other benefits

golden handshake

a usually large payment made to people when they leave their job

leave entitlement

the right to take paid holidays

redundancy payment

money that a company pays to workers who have lost their jobs because they are no longer needed / odprawa

expenditure

the total amount of money that a government or person spends / wydatek

relocation package / allowance

money that is paid by a company to its employees in order to help them with the costs of moving to a different place to work

danger money

extra money that is paid to someone because their job is dangerous

performance-related

used to describe money that someone earns that is directly related to their success at doing their job

paid in arrears

płatne z dołu

to make a dent in something

to make a depression in something; to reduce an amount of something, esp. money or work

dent

a small, hollow mark in the surface of something caused by pressure or being hit / wygięcie

pub crawl

a visit to several pubs, one after the other, having a drink or drinks at each one

rush hour

one of the busy parts of the day, either when people are traveling to work in the morning or when they are traveling home from work in the evening / godziny szczytu

to trash

[US] to throw away, destroy, or severely damage something