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Deciding Whether to Join the Union

Bosnian ↔ EnglishEmployment12 segments ≈232 wordsSegments of 35 words or fewer

Union Organiser (speaking English) and Worker (speaking Bosnian) talk through “Deciding Whether to Join the Union”. You interpret both ways — English into Bosnian, and Bosnian into English — one segment at a time, exactly as in the CCL test.

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SEGMENT 1 · ENGLISH · 25 WORDS
Union Organiser

Hi Emir, I'm Sarah from the AMWU. Do you have a few minutes to talk about joining the union here at the Wagga Wagga plant?

SEGMENT 2 · BOSNIAN · 19 WORDS
Worker

Zdravo, imam malo vremena. Čuo sam da sindikat pomaže radnicima, ali ne znam tačno šta to znači za mene.

SEGMENT 3 · ENGLISH · 26 WORDS
Union Organiser

Great. Members get support with pay negotiations, safety issues, and free legal advice. Membership costs six dollars fifty per week, deducted directly from your pay slip.

SEGMENT 4 · BOSNIAN · 15 WORDS
Worker

Da li je to obavezno, ili mogu sam odlučiti da li želim da se učlanim?

SEGMENT 5 · ENGLISH · 20 WORDS
Union Organiser

It's completely voluntary — you're not required to join, and your job security isn't affected either way, regardless of your decision.

SEGMENT 6 · BOSNIAN · 17 WORDS
Worker

Dobro, a šta ako dođe do spora oko plate? Da li sindikat onda pregovara direktno sa poslodavcem?

SEGMENT 7 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Union Organiser

Yes. If a dispute arises, the union can represent you and, if needed, take the matter to the Fair Work Commission for resolution.

SEGMENT 8 · BOSNIAN · 12 WORDS
Worker

To zvuči korisno. Kako se prijavljujem, i koliko dugo traje taj proces?

SEGMENT 9 · ENGLISH · 23 WORDS
Union Organiser

You just fill out this short form — it takes about five minutes, and I need it back by Friday afternoon at the latest.

SEGMENT 10 · BOSNIAN · 16 WORDS
Worker

U redu, popuniću ga danas. A ako imam problem sa nadređenim, mogu li pozvati vas direktno?

SEGMENT 11 · ENGLISH · 22 WORDS
Union Organiser

Absolutely. Once you're a member, you can call our office anytime, and a local delegate will support you here at the workplace.

SEGMENT 12 · BOSNIAN · 14 WORDS
Worker

Hvala vam puno. Osjećam se sigurnije. Potpisaću formular danas popodne i poslaću vam ga.

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