Editors' picks
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Are religious groups right to maintain a successful workforce is built on traditional family models when so many firms benefit from mothers returning to work? By Graham Snowdon -
A working life The model At 16, Tuuli Shipster was spotted by an agency while out shopping and never looked back. She tells Leo Benedictus about life on the other side of the lens -
It can a be a lonely existence working alone - but keeping a pet means it is no dog's life -
Paula Radcliffe on the wisdom and guidance of her family and friends -
The government has announced a new equality bill aimed at tackling "entrenched discrimination" in the workplace and beyond
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British workers fear redundancy
Aug 28 2008:More than 10% of the UK's workforce doubt they will be in their job in a year's time, the TUC says
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Aug 28 2008:
The unpredictable way that useful emails arrive makes checking for them at work as addictive as slot machines. But you can regain control, explains Suw Charman-Anderson
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Aug 27 2008:
Turned down for that job you had your heart set on? Can it help to ask why, wonders Laura Marcus, or will that only make you feel worse?
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Aug 24 2008:
John Llewellyn: One thing you cannot deny is ageing. This has been a source of satisfaction to me over the past year
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Aug 23 2008:
Problems at work? Our agony uncle has the answers
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Aug 23 2008:
The Punch and Judy man 'Professor' Mark Poulton's show entertains the crowds on Weymouth seafront, who pay his wages voluntarily. And that's still the way to do it, he tells Chris Arnot
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Aug 23 2008:
Want techno savvy staff who can satisfy even the most angry customers? Just call the Geek Squad, says Bill Taylor
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Aug 23 2008:
Angela Hartnett on the infectious passion of two fellow chefs
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Aug 23 2008:
Hazel Davis gets personal with the modern-day valets
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Aug 22 2008:
Tim Footman: Michael Coates' article on call centre workers is the real indictment of the UK's procedure-based education
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Aug 20 2008:
Richard Norton-Taylor: If nothing else, it's a good time to be a spy: it must be, MI6 is advertising on the front of the Guardian
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Aug 20 2008:
The weather outside is terrible - so why does it still feel weird to be working in August, asks Laura Marcus
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Aug 18 2008:
Sarfraz Manzoor: My family didn't really go in for holidays when I was a child – so now I travel as much as finances and opportunities will allow
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Aug 18 2008:
I'm working too hard and get annoyed at people who leave on time. I don't want to be like this – what can I do?
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Aug 18 2008:
Peter Herbert: The solicitors' regulatory body has been unfairly focusing on black and Asian members of the profession. This must stop
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