
- •Try to guess the meaning of the following idioms. Match the idioms on the left with Ukrainian equivalents on the right.
- •Section b Reading and speaking
- •Try to find the Ukrainian equivalents to the English proverbs.
- •Reading tasks:
- •Labor and employment in Ukraine
- •Comprehension check
- •You are going to apply for a job to the Invest-Service. You are to write and send your resume to this company. Before writing your resume, read the text and study the rule how to compose a cv.
- •To apply for a vacancy to the Invest-Service company you must send along with your resume a cover letter. Before writing a cover letter read recommendations how to write it.
- •Brainstorming
- •Section c
- •Vocabulary
- •List a contains some basic terms in the field of Employment Law. Choose a term to fit each definition in list b.
- •Match a word in a with its synonym in b.
- •The following sentences all come from the text. Fill in the missing prepositions: upon, under, of, by, for, to, in.
- •Match word combinations in Line a with their English equivalents in Line b
- •Translate the sentences into English using the word combinations given in Ex.14
- •Section d Listening
- •16. You are going to hear the text “Social guarantees under the Constitution and the Labor Code of Ukraine”
- •Section e Skimming reading
- •17. Read through the new words and try to memorize them.
- •The text given below deals with dismissal of employees. Skim through the text quickly and in the second column write the number of the paragraphs, which concern the main topics of the text.
- •Redundant Employees
- •Answer the following question:
- •Scanning reading
- •Scan the text and find information about:
- •Permits for employment for foreigners
- •Read the text and choose (from the list given below) the word which best fits each space.
- •Choose the correct word. Fill in the following gaps.
- •Discuss the following statement. Do you agree to it or not? Express your vision of this problem.
- •Section b Reading and speaking
- •2. What is the difference between personal property and real property?
- •3. Which of these is considered real property?
- •Real property in Ukraine
- •4. Comprehension check
- •5 Use all the information you have learnt in this Unit so far to describe the real property in Ukraine.
- •6 Work in pairs. Take turns to describe some of the facts, give your reasons of the real property in Ukraine. Section c Language study
- •7 Match key terms in column a with their definitions in column b.
- •8 Complete this table.
- •9 Decide which of the nouns in the box collocate with the adjectives listed below. Some of the nouns go with more than one adjective.
- •10 Match the terms in column a with their Ukrainian equivalent in column b
- •11 Match the sentence halves to complete these definitions.
- •Instruments
- •12 With a partner, take turns making sentences that combine the people and the instruments.
- •13 Fill in the missing prepositions. Each is used more than once.
- •14 The following advertisement of the law firm introduces the activities in the area of real estate in Ukraine. Complete the text by using the words in the box below.
- •Section d Listening
- •16 Property-law presentation
- •Scanning reading
- •18. Scan the text “Real Estate in Ukraine” and find out information concerning:
- •Real Estate in Ukraine
- •Section f Test
- •27 Property rights are rights over things enforceable against all _____ persons.
Read the text and choose (from the list given below) the word which best fits each space.
Social benefits
At the initial stages of employment an employee is hired on the basis of a ___(1)___, and may be placed on ___(2)___ period not exceeding one or three months, depending on the classification of such worker under Ukrainian ___(3)___. This means that Ukrainian employees are entitled to social ___(4)___ and must be paid at least the minimum ___(5)___ salary during the course of a normal work week of no more than 40 hours. Depending on the duration of the employment term, the employee is also entitled to ___(6)___ and sick leave and a regular schedule of salary payments twice a ____(7)___. By law, the Ukrainian government provides all ___(8)___ with certain social ___(9)___ by requiring all enterprise and organizations to make ___(10)___ to the various social security funds on behalf its employees. Thus, under the current ____(11)____ 32% of actual expenditures of a company is paid to the Pension Fund; 2,9% is paid to the social security fund for cases of temporary ___(12)___, 1,9% to the social security fund for cases of unemployment, and from 0,86% to 13,8% to the social accident fund. All social security payments are made by the employer, in ___(13)___. An employee must pay 1-2% of his/her monthly ___(14)___ to the Pension Fund; 0,25% - to the Disablement Insurance Fund and 0,5% - to the unemployment Insurance Fund. Official salary of employee cannot be lower than the minimum monthly wage set by ___(15)____. The Ukrainian Labor Code also requires additional ___(16)___ for overtime, holidays and nighttime work.
1. |
A |
labor agreement |
B |
certification |
C |
licence |
D |
diploma |
2. |
A |
examination |
B |
work |
C |
probationary |
D |
verifying |
3. |
A |
tradition |
B |
custom |
C |
law |
D |
rule |
4. |
A |
profit |
B |
advantages |
C |
status |
D |
benefits |
5. |
A |
annual |
B |
monthly |
C |
daily |
D |
weekly |
6. |
A |
vacation |
B |
rest |
C |
holiday |
D |
relaxation |
7. |
A |
day |
B |
year |
C |
week |
D |
month |
8. |
A |
employers |
B |
citizens |
C |
employees |
D |
unemployed |
9. |
A |
care |
B |
protection |
C |
anxiety |
D |
trouble |
10. |
A |
deduction |
B |
contribution |
C |
deposit |
D |
donation |
11. |
A |
instruction |
B |
tradition |
C |
legislation |
D |
direction |
12. |
A |
illness |
B |
injury |
C |
desease |
D |
disability |
13. |
A |
gryvnia |
B |
pound |
C |
dollar |
D |
euro |
14. |
A |
profit |
B |
capital |
C |
benefit |
D |
salary |
15. |
A |
President |
B |
Verhovna Rada |
C |
employer |
D |
Ukrainian government |
16. |
A |
investment |
B |
compensation |
C |
expenses |
D |
expenditure |