It may come as no surprise that employment experts suggest that employees are motivated – to a certain extent – by a rewarding salary. So how do you deal with requests for more money from your staff? I find out,
Richard Hough is a partner at Brabners LLP, a commercial law firm in north west England, and he has also been a community pharmacist for 26 years. I talk to him about his dual role for this feature in the
Transgender issues are forcing their way into the nation’s consciousness – and community pharmacy is no exception, as I discover in this feature for Chemist + Druggist magazine.
Whether you want to get up earlier, do more exercise, eat better or simply keep on top of your study or work deadlines more efficiently, you can ‘hack’ your life to turn these goals into habits, as I found out
According to the children and young people’s mental health charity YoungMinds, the proportion of 15 to 16-year-olds who say they frequently feel anxious or depressed has doubled in the past 30 years to two in 30 boys and two in 10
If the thought of networking makes you want to hide in a corner and cry, I found out some top tips from successful networking ninjas for this feature for the Pharmaceutical Journal…
Many pet owners don’t realise their local pharmacy can help when it comes to advice about common pet health problems. I discover what pharmacy staff can do, for Training Matters magazine.
Aside from checking for typos and being truthful about your qualifications, what can you do to ensure that your CV stands out from the competition? I find out, in this feature for the Pharmaceutical Journal.
Do you need to wear a white coat to be taken seriously if you work in the medical profession? Turns out, it’s attitude more than appearance that influences patients’ and customers’ perceptions of you, as I found out for this
I write a lot about pharmacy, and in this feature for the Pharmaceutical Journal I look at how easy – or not – it is to transfer jobs from community pharmacy to hospital pharmacy.