Responsibility and duties in Spanish
A budget or a safety policy can place responsibility on a person or a whole team at work.
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A budget or a safety policy can place responsibility on a person or a whole team at work.
Read and practiseAn evaluation or a negotiation can reveal how well someone performs a professional role or duty.
Read and practiseA machine, a crop or an investment can produce output or returns that are measured and compared.
Read and practiseOutput per hour can reveal how effectively resources are used. Discuss workplace productivity and compare results across teams.
Read and practiseIn workplace discussions, plantilla refers to the staff as a group; explore its gender, plural and professional use.
Read and practiseA career path or an organisation’s history can be described with trayectoria, a feminine noun used in professional contexts.
Read and practiseDiscuss leadership in teams and organisations, including the masculine noun and its plural in professional contexts.
Read and practiseA contract under discussion: describe the negotiation process, its stages and the parties involved in Spanish.
Read and practiseA team seeks common ground: talk about reaching consensus and making decisions in formal Spanish.
Read and practiseDifferent figures or opinions: describe a discrepancy and discuss how a team can address it in Spanish.
Read and practiseA plan reaches the committee: describe, submit and consider proposals in formal Spanish at work.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore initiative in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore strategy in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore procedure in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseProfessional Spanish — From workplace decisions to formal documents, explore regulations in context and practise its forms.
Read and practiseEnvironmental rules and labour law belong to legislation. Discuss a body of laws and its application in professional contexts.
Read and practiseFunding applications and public support provide a context for discussing grants in Spanish.
Read and practiseCapital, equipment and project risk provide a context for discussing investment in Spanish.
Read and practiseReturns, costs and project risk provide a context for discussing profitability in Spanish.
Read and practiseInvoices and business reports call for facturación: distinguish the billing process from turnover and use its feminine forms.
Read and practiseContracts, digital skills and rival firms reveal how one Spanish noun expresses competition and competence in professional contexts.
Read and practisePublic trust and open budgets provide a professional context for discussing transparency in Spanish.
Read and practiseDiscuss environmental and economic sustainability in Spanish, using the feminine noun and its common constructions.
Read and practiseWage gaps and unequal access to education are topics for discussing inequality in reports and professional settings.
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