6. Write a letter of invitation to the official opening of the exhibition next month.
Варіант3
1. Read the text and translate the marked part:
(1) The American psychologist Frederic Herzberg has proposed a theory of motivation which divides the factors of work environment into two classes: satisfiers on one hand, and motivators on the other.
(2) From his analysis, Herzberg concluded that the elements in a job which produced satisfaction are: achievement, recognition, responsibility, promotion prospects, work itself. He called them “motivators”.
(3) The elements whose absence or inadequacy in a job produced dissatisfaction are: payment, relations to others, type of supervision, company policy, physical working conditions, fringe benefits. Herzberg called them “satisfiers”.
(4) There are several basic areas of job offer evaluation such as compensation, status, career perspectives, level of responsibility, etc. Compensation, of course, will be one of the key factors in your decision whether to accept or reject the offer. A good benefits plan includes many supplementary perks that offer very attractive and competitive additions. To show how complicated it could be, let us just name the major parts of well-designed compensation package: base salary, bonus system, company car, medical insurance, life insurance, holidays, pension plans, profit sharing, employee assistance programmes, etc.
(5)There are some more details other than money that need to be evaluated before accepting a job offer. These non-monetary factors, such as your new position title, education and training, promotion opportunities or travel frequency, are very important and must be carefully examined.
(6) Concentrate on key items and forget about the small perks, such as paid lunches or free water. Otherwise you will miss important things, and the employer will understand that you are interested in compensation more than in job content.
2. Read the text and decide whether these statements are true or false:
1) The theory of motivation divides the factors of work environment into satisfiers and motivators.
2) Motivators are relations to others, payment, fringe benefits.
3) The elements whose absence or inadequacy in a job produced dissatisfaction are called satisfiers.
4) Non-monetary factors are to be evaluated before accepting a job offer.
5) Monetary factors, such as your new position title, education and training, are very important and must be carefully examined.
3. Match the words from the marked paragraphs with their definitions:
1) Reason for doing something; encouragement to do something (p. 1);
2) Advancement to a better job (p. 2);
3) Extra benefits on top of a salary (such as a free car) (p. 3);
4) To take thing which is offered; to agree to do something (p. 4);
5) Fixed payment made to an employee, usually every month (p. 4).
4. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate words:
semiskilled, advertisements, labor force, security, craft workers, recruitment, work, income, job, unemployment
1) Higher wages also increased the number of workers since they attracted more people to enter the ….
2) Blue collar is a category that includes …, workers in manufacturing.
3) … workers work in jobs that need some training, often using modern technology.
4) It is the job of the Personnel manager of a company and his department to manage the … of a new employee.
5) … are one of the common methods of obtaining staff.
6) … is an essential part of a man’s life.
7) The greatest … most people can now obtain is having a job while millions of others do not.
8) Low … and job satisfaction do not always go together.
9) Black economy is growing fast, encouraged by the high rate of ….
10) Some people would prefer to do any kind of … rather than sit idly at home.
5. Choose the correct form of the verb:
1) He … for 16 hours a day since he was promised to be promoted.
a. has been working b. were working c. had worked
2) How long …you … a company newsletter?
a. had produced b. have been producing c. has been producing
3) Our boss … sick-pay schemes and private healthcare for us to increase our sence of security.
a. has been providing b. have provided c. were providing
4) He … in the Jobcentre when he had to change the job.
a. have been serving b. had been serving c. were serving
5) How long … you … theatre tickets in the company box?
a. has been receiving b. had received c. have been receiving
6) What business trip … you … for the last two weeks?
a. have been preparing b. did prepare c. was preparing
7) How long … you … there before you entered the university?
a. have been working b. has been working c. had been working
8) It was 10 a.m. He … for two hours.
a. have been working b. had been working c. was working
9) She … for a job for three months before the company recruited her.
a. had been searching b. has been searching c. have been searching
10) They … to an interview “panel” when they were asked to come to an interview.
a. was speaking b. has been speaking c. had been speaking
6. Write an agenda to the meeting of the Personnel Department about the recruitment of the new staff. The meeting will be in the Board Room at 14 p.m. on Monday, 12 June 2006.
Використана література
НАВЧАЛЬНЕ ВИДАННЯ
Тестові завдання для перевірки знань з навчальної дисципліни „АНГЛІЙСЬКА МОВА ЗА ПРОФЕСІЙНИМ СПРЯМУВАННЯМ” для студентів спец. 6.050100 „Управління персоналом та економіка праці”, „Економіка підприємства” усіх форм навчання
Укладачі: Агаджанова Р.М.
Луніна М.Л.
Перелигіна О.І.
Відповідальний за випуск Борова Т.А.
Редактор Тишкевич О.О.
Коректор Тишкевич О.О.
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