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Talent Talk — English for HR
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Module 1 — Recruiting & Job Descriptions
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Module 2 — Interviewing Candidates
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Module 3 — Onboarding International Hires
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Module 4 — Performance Reviews & Feedback
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Module 5 — Difficult Conversations
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Module 6 — HR Emails & Policies
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Module 7 — Meetings with International Teams
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Module 8 — Compensation & Negotiation
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Overview & Goals
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Reading — Nobody Negotiates a SalaryAnteprima
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Quiz — Reading
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Quick Vocabulary & Pronunciation — CompensationAnteprima
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Grammar — Comparatives & Superlatives
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G1 — Comparatives and Superlatives
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G2 — Comparatives and Superlatives
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G3 — Comparatives and Superlatives
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G4 — Comparatives and Superlatives (fill-in-the-blank)
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Useful Language — Making and Holding an OfferAnteprima
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Writing Practice: The Offer
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Podcast — The Other Side of the TableAnteprima
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Quiz — Podcast
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Grammar — Quantifiers & Degree
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G1 — Quantifiers and degree
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G2 — Quantifiers and degree
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G3 — Quantifiers and degree
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G4 — Quantifiers and degree (fill-in-the-blank)
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Roleplay — Eight Percent
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Unit Review — Revision Notes
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Module Final Quiz
Course Finale — Final Speaking
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Lezione testuale
Quick Vocabulary & Pronunciation — Compensation
Eight words for pay and offers. Tap a card to see the meaning and an example, and press the speaker to hear it.
pay rise
an increase in salary
A three percent pay rise is a genuine offer, not an opening position.
base salary
the fixed regular pay, before bonuses and benefits
The base salary is fifty-two thousand.
counter-offer
a different offer made in reply to one you received
She came back with a counter-offer eight percent higher.
salary band
the range of pay allowed for a particular role
That figure is above the top of the band for this role.
to hold the line
to refuse to go beyond a limit you have set
I have to hold the line on the base salary, but I can move on the holiday.
ceiling
the highest amount that is allowed
The ceiling for this role is fifty-two thousand, so I can’t go higher.
to bring forward
to move something to an earlier date
Could we bring the start date forward by two weeks?
sign-off
formal approval from somebody more senior
Anything above the band needs sign-off from the director.