Essential Business English: Corporate Terminology and Grammar
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Business Glossary
- Board: The group of directors elected by the shareholders to manage a company.
- Budget: An account of probable future income and expenditure during a fixed period.
- Compensation: Payment, including salary and other incentives like stock options.
- Contract: A document setting out an agreement between two or more parties.
- Damages: An amount of money paid to a person who has suffered an injustice.
- Legal action: Using the law to defend one's rights.
- Pay: Money earned by an employee as a salary or wage.
- Pension: A regular payment made to a person after they have retired from active work.
- Reward: To give a payment for services performed or for excellent work or behavior.
- Salary: An amount of money paid every month to an employee in exchange for their services.
- Severance deal/pay: Money paid by an employer when an employee's services are terminated.
- Stock option: An option given to executive employees allowing them to buy shares in the company at a favorable price.
Grammar: Present Perfect
- Changes that affect the present: The remuneration committee has finished its report.
- Situations that started in the past and continue: CEOs have been receiving huge rises for years.
- Show duration: I haven't been promoted for five years.
Grammar: Past Simple
- Finished actions: She worked here for five years (not now).
- Definite or finished time periods: I joined the company in 2003.
Vocabulary Keynotes
- Fat cats: Pez gordo.
- Pay packages: Salario más primas.
- Rewards: Recompensa.
- Pension: Pensión.
- Golden parachute: Indemnización muy alta.
- Severance deal: Kalte-ordaina.
- Remuneration committees: Comités de remuneración.
Vocabulary Synonyms
- Disapproval: Criticism.
- One-off payment: Bonus.
- Don't accept: Reject.
- Court case: Legal action.
- Recommend: Advise.
- Retirement package: Pension.
- Remuneration: Compensation.
- Cause outrage: Make a fuss.
Phrasal Verbs
- Point out: Señalar.
- Set up: Establecer.
- Look after: Arduratu.
- Call on: Acudir a.
- Buy up: Comprar todo.
- Step down: Dimitir.
- Get ahead: Aurreratu.
- Go under: Porrot egin.
- Break down: Pikutara joan.
- Call off: Deialdia bertan behera utzi.