Work

She has had to find herself a part time job as a waitress.

a shift - a period of work in the day or night e.g. nurse, factory workers etc. a day off - a day not working tips - extra money given by customers for waiters, taxi drivers etc to earn money - to get money from work a uniform - the clothes worn by a group of workers e.g. policemen, firemen, nurses etc colleagues - people who you work with graduate - someone who has just finished university CV - Curriculum Vitae (resume) your details of qualifications and experience salespeople - people who sell things full training given - someone will teach you how to do the job contract - the paper you sign when you start the job full time / part time - working all week or just some of the week au pair - looks after children chef - a cook experience required - you must have done the job before secretary - admin office worker receptionist - answers the phone barber - a men's hairdresser applicants - someone who applies for a job interview - talk to the future employer ambitious - wants to have a better job in the future waiting staff - work in a restaurant and bring you your food

Talking about obligations

When we talk about obligation we use have to, don't have to or do you have to...?
"I have to do 6 shifts a week."
"Do you have to work long hours?"
"I don't have to work every weekend."

When we want to give advice we use should (must is very strong).
"You should wear comfortable shoes."
When we talk about obligation we use have to, don't have to or do you have to...?
"I have to do 6 shifts a week."
"Do you have to work long hours?"
"I don't have to work every weekend."