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• I love my job, but I’m becoming resentful because I’m undervalued

  12 Sep 2014: Work advice: I haven’t had a pay rise in five years, supposedly because the firm cannot afford it, yet I know it can

• How to find an ethical place to work in seven steps

  Guardian Professional, 12 Sep 2014: Looking for a company that shares your values isn't easy. We've rounded up the best advice from our recent live chat

• Benefits Street culture: study rubbishes 'joblessness as a lifestyle' claim

  11 Sep 2014:

  Researchers interview 10 families in most deprived areas and find none where every single member is out of work

• Google has sleep pods, Yelp has beer – why don’t we just live at work?

  11 Sep 2014: Michael Moran: If we want to further blur the boundaries between leisure and work, offices will be full of pool tables, nursery webcams and exercise treadmills before we know it

• How do I become ... a sleep therapist

  11 Sep 2014: You’ll need experience as a nurse, midwife or health visitor and knowledge of sleep modification

• From the 'paperless office' to renewable energy, change leaves its critics behind

  11 Sep 2014: John Quiggin: We know that renewable energy poses a real threat to the viability of fossil fuels, so why are its critics so persistent? Look to the ‘paperless office’ debate for an explanation

• Kingfisher boss bows out at 55 after delivering impressive turnaround

  10 Sep 2014: Sir Ian Cheshire leaves the group in a much better position than he found it, although China is a job for his successor

• Britain’s wage crisis can’t go on

  10 Sep 2014: James Charles: If pay had continued to rise at pre-2008 levels, the average Briton would be £5,000 better off today. To repair the damage, the minimum wage has to rise

• Mental health in the workplace: 'you've got to be blind not to take this seriously'

  10 Sep 2014: Happier workforces are more productive and take fewer sick days, but offering meaningful support is easier said than done

• Is swearing at work good for your career?

  Guardian Professional, 10 Sep 2014:

  Effing and blinding in a new job sounds like a recipe for being fired. But in some industries, it's the norm. Anna Leach explores
  • The worst office jargon staff love to hate
  • Why annual appraisals don't work

• Back-to-work help

  9 Sep 2014: It is important that politicians remain committed to helping the long-term unemployed

• Smelling of fish isn’t ideal, but The X Factor’s idea of a ‘real job’ is a joke

  9 Sep 2014: Peter Robinson: Don’t want to be a cog in a machine? Try being signed to Syco

• Young workers should be aware of their rights

  9 Sep 2014: Acas issues new guidance on employment rules for young workers

• Couples retiring now have ‘more income and wealth than necessary’

  9 Sep 2014: Analysis by the Institute of Fiscal Studies finds almost half of couples born in the 40s get more now than while they were working

• Iceland - the home of the developed world's oldest graduates

  9 Sep 2014: A new report on education in the OECD shows that Iceland is the only place in the grouping where people are most likely to graduate when they are over 30

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