JOBS - German spelling dictionary

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der Jọb <-s, -s> [ʤɔp] (Engl)

1. ≈ Gelegenheitsarbeit

eine (meist befristete) Arbeit, die man macht, um (in erster Linie) Geld zu verdienen

einen Job für die Ferien suchen

Sie sieht ihre Arbeit nicht nur als Job, sondern es macht ihr wirklich Spaß.

▶ jobben

■ Ferien-, Gelegenheits-

2. inf

eine dauerhafte Arbeitsstelle

seinen Job verlieren

einen neuen Job finden

Tausende bangen jetzt um ihre Jobs.

3. inf

Beruf

einen anstrengenden Job haben

seinen Job gut machen

■ Halbtags-

der Ein·e̱u̱·ro·job, der Ein-E̱u̱·ro-Job, der 1-E̱u̱·ro-Job

der Job·floa·ter, der Job-Floater ['dʒɔpfləʊtɐ] <-s, ->

(Engl) ECON

finanzielle Unternehmensförderung bei Festanstellung von Arbeitslosen

der Mc-Job <-s, -s> ['mekʤop]

(Engl)

eine schlecht bezahlte und sozial nicht abgesicherte Arbeit ohne Perspektiven

der Schọg·gi·job, der Schọg·gi-Job CH inf

besonders angenehme (berufliche) Tätigkeit

das Trai·ning-on-the-Job <-> [ˈtreɪnɪŋ ɔn ðə ʤɔp]

(Engl)

Qualifikationserwerb in der Praxis

der Fụll·time·job, der Fụll-Time-Job [ˈfultaɪmdʒɔp] <-s, -s> (Engl)

1.

Ganztagsarbeit

einen Fulltimejob in einem Unternehmen haben

2. inf

Tätigkeit, die jdn sehr in Anspruch nimmt

Die Betreuung meines Kindes ist zur Zeit ein Fulltimejob.

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