UNIT 7 WORKPLACE PRIVACY

UNIT 7- WORKPLACE PRIVACY

EXERCISE I- WRITE DOWN SENTENCES USING THE VOCABULARY WORDS.

1. In some companies of our country, employees´ rights are not respected and are understimated.

2. Employers must be careful when hiring someone because if a bad decision is taken, they might lose many customers.

3. Parents must keep an eye on their sons in order to avoid bitter situations.

4. Thanks to automated surveillance, a large number of thefts and murders have been recorded and found the guilties of the incident.

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