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Our experts explore the potential impact of the hiring freeze on staff and job seekers. Plus, we mourn the Future Jobs Fund, praise great workplaces and expose the good, the bad and the risky of talking about work on the internet
UK universities are closing their housing degrees despite a strong appetite for specialist training from the sector's employers. Neil Merrick investigates the alternatives
Considering a career in nursing? We've assembled a panel of experts to give you the lowdown on how to qualify and where you can work in a live Q&A on Friday 2 September
Mark Staniland reveals what private sector employers are looking for from candidates, the tough interview techniques they use and the jargon they don't want to hear
Women make up just 36% of senior manager roles in the housing sector. In this Q&A our expert panel discuss how to address this and answer your questions on the industry
The pay freeze and savage cutbacks announced by the coalition government will primarily affect women, who make up 85% of part-time workers in the civil service
Sharon, 32, a care assistant in a residential home for older people, earns £12,735. She has an NVQ level 3 in health and social care and four years' experience
Laura, 26, an occupational therapist, has for three years been working for an NHS acute trust, earning £29,292. She wants a role outside the health service