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We all have to answer to someone at work, but what happens if they are treating you unfairly?
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As admin piles up, patients' demands intensify, and breaks from the pressure become few and far between, it's easy to see why working in a pharmacy can be stressful. A good manager should offer you support in such situations, so what happens if your boss
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Lloydspharmacy’s Asif Sharif reveals to Jennifer Richardson his career path from pre-reg to online pharmacist
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What happens if you can’t get to work because of snow or flooding? Employment lawyer Gareth Edwards explains your rights
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As the season for resolutions rolls in, Zoe Smeaton reveals the top 10 you must make for your career in 2010
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As businesses enter the Christmas party season, Zoe Smeaton asks if you can use the much-loved celebration to boost your career
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Hope for the best, but plan for the worst. Chris Chapman tells you how
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Boots superintendent Paul Bennett on priorities, and pride in his work
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Thinking about your outfit is a smart career move, says Zoe Smeaton
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Andrea Kirkby explains how to get the most out of performance reviews with those working for you
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Pharmacist Anna Haynes is boosting her CV by teaching pharmacy in Africa with VSO
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Beta Buying Group head Shafique Govani describes joining community pharmacy from the finance sector
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Thought about becoming self-employed? Chris Chapman offers a guide to getting started
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Zoe Smeaton asks: what can pharmacists do when it all gets too much?
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Sundeep Nagra relishes deal-making as Numark commercial manager.
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Community pharmacist and PhD student Zaynab Nejadhamzeeigilani shares her experiences of gaining a doctorate
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Make sure you pick the right employer for you, says Zoe Smeaton
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One man's career path from store manager to head of marketing services
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NHS 24 advisor Lesley Clark reveals all
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Not knowing your employment rights and responsibilities can be costly, warn lawyers Anna West and Adam Rice.
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It's not who you know, but what you know. It may be clichéd but Zoe Smeaton finds it really is worth investing time in networking.
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As community pharmacists take on new roles, Chris Chapman looks at how the sector is finally developing a career pathway.
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Employment duties may be tested by swine flu, warns Gareth Edwards
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Not quite up to speed on CPD recording? Don't panic yet, says RPSGB CPD manager Priya Rasanayagam
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Becoming a pharmacist prescriber requires legwork, but Zoe Smeaton finds the rewards are worth the effort
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Chris Chapman explains how to be a great pre-reg tutor
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There are several ways businesses can reduce staffing costs without losing people, says employment lawyer Adam Rice
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Zoe Smeaton looks at what it takes to make the switch
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Cinema addict or sports fanatic: Chris Chapman reveals which extracurricular interests will help boost your job application.
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Passionate about pharmacy? Why not tell the rest of the world about it? Zoe Smeaton looks at pharmacists working in communications
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PCTs can offer a wealth of career-boosting opportunities. Zoe Smeaton asks how you can get your foot in the door.
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From April 2009, employers must follow a new code of practice when dealing with discipline and grievances. Gareth Edwards brings you up to speed.
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Fancy practising in Portugal or dispensing in Dubai? Chris Chapman reveals what you need to know if you're thinking about working in another country.
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Are you ready for April's employment law changes? Legal expert Gareth Edwards provides an update on everything from dispute resolution to holiday entitlement.
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It's a role that can bolster your CV, boost your pharmacy's fortunes and improve patient care. Jennifer Richardson explains the life of a pharmacist on the professional executive committee of a PCT.
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With everyone trying to attract the same candidates, how do you make sure your job ad stands out? Zoe Smeaton explains.
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Scott Dalgliesh of Boots tells Chris Chapman what it's like to teach pharmacy at the University of Bradford alongside his community role.
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When it comes to winning over potential employers, clothes really can maketh the man (or woman), finds Jennifer Richardson.
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It's the document that will decide whether or not you get your foot in the door. Zoe Smeaton reveals how to make your CV work for you.
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C+D’s Asha Fowells describes how she came to be a tutor for the Centre for Pharmacy Postgraduate Education.