Effects of bullying in later life

Pupils who experienced bullying at school or elsewhere are more likely to experience long-term effects of bullying.
Bullying can be in many form. It can be homophobic, racist and even sexist. Reasons people bully others could depend on their personal[...]
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Want to be a Foot Health Practitioner?

Become a Foot Health Practitioner with Stonebridge College and open yourself up to many different opportunities.
The foot has to be one of the most neglected parts of the human body. Therefore, it’s highly important that we make sure that we take[...]
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Signs You’re In the Wrong Job – Life’s Too Short

It’s a beautiful thing for people to say that they really enjoy their job.
There are those who’ve been lucky enough to stay on a smooth, steady path of employment and those who’ve been treading miserable employment waters. Dissatisfaction[...]
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Top Three Qualities Every Good Manager Needs To Have

If you want to become a manager who has good management qualities, you’ll have to work on several areas — some of them about personal matters, others about the way you manage your staff, and still others about the way you deal with important people[...]
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How to Land a Job in the Beauty Industry

Is your dream to work in hair, beauty or nails and help other people look amazing?
Careers in the beauty industry are becoming increasingly popular as we take more care of ourselves and new treatments become available. These days the beauty industry isn’t[...]
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Building an Effective Team For Your Company or Group’s Success

Effective team building is something that all teams should strive for in order to drive success.
Before you start forming a team, you need to ask a few important questions. First thing is about the type of environment where the team needs to function[...]
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I Hate My Job, Is It Time to Quit?

“I hate my job!” Are there loud sirens going off inside your head trying to tell you that it’s time to quit your job?
Is there a resounding voice inside your head screaming “I hate my job”? Do you come home after a long[...]
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How to deal with sensory loss in people you care for

Imagine a world where you couldn’t experience everything fully
Food is insipid at best; reading becomes more of an effort. Your family complain that they can’t hear themselves think when you watch the television, and you can’t really[...]
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Why Health and Social Care is a Rewarding Career

It’s a sad fact of life that within all communities there are vulnerable groups of people. Some need full-time care, while others need help as they can’t manage alone but are still capable of leading an independent life.
As a consequence, there[...]
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Carers need to wear their health and safety hats

Remembering Health and safety is essential
Health and safety may not be the most exciting topic to think about, but it’s an essential part of working in public services. The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 states that it is everyone’s responsibility[...]
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