Now let’s see how well you know the meaning of the idiomatic expressions relating to jobs and professions. Complete the sentences 1-10 with the expressions given in the box. 1. Ideally he'd like to find himself ____ in New York...

Now let’s see how well you know the meaning of the idiomatic expressions relating to jobs and professions. Complete the sentences 1-10 with the expressions given in the box. 1. Ideally he'd like to find himself ____ in New York. 2. When Tom started neglecting the customers, he was told to _____. 3. Dad says he's going ____ at the end of the year. 4. He's a tough negotiator; he knows all the ____. 5. In protest against the new measures, the employees decided to _____. 6. She's a ____ who perfectly understands the organization’s financial situation. 7. Jenny has a very interesting job, but she's _______. 8. Charlie is out there ____ since he lost his job. 9. ____ don't always receive the credit they deserve for their work. 10. After causing a diplomatic incident, Carter got his _____. back-room boys to hang up his boots number cruncher a plum job pounding the pavement shape up or ship out tricks of the trade walking papers work to rule paid peanuts