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Lloydspharmacy and AAH Pharmaceuticals are to share back office facilities such as human resources and IT, in a move that is likely to cause redundancies. A Lloydspharmacy spokesperson told C+D... |
 Legal Health and beauty giant Boots may be forced to pay compensation to some long-term employees after an employment tribunal ruled that it acted unlawfully when it cut Sunday pay rates by a quarter last year. |
 Jobs Government proposals to introduce ‘no fault dismissal' powers for small businesses could pose a "considerable problem" for pharmacists, PDA director John Murphy (pictured) has warned. |
 Practice Eighty-five per cent of pharmacists would not recommend a career in the sector, a C+D website poll has found, suggesting an increasingly bleak outlook among pharmacists |
 Business The pharmacy jobs market is “sitting on a time bomb” as the number of graduates getting ready to enter employment continues to increase, PDA director John Murphy (pictured) has warned. |
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People There have been 20,830 applications for pharmacology, toxicology and pharmacy degrees in this admissions cycle, a rise of 5.4 per cent on last year, the university admission service confirmed last week. |
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People The Co-operative Pharmacy has revamped its work experience programmes and set up a website to make it easier for students to apply for placements and pre-registration positions |
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A UK pharmacist has been elected chairman of Alliance Boots' European Pharmacists' Forum (EPF). Andrew Lane, an independent contractor from south-west England, was elected at an EPF... |
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The number of retail jobs fell by the equivalent of 3,100 full-time posts compared with this time last year, with the majority of losses experienced among non-food retailers according to The Bond... |
 PSNC has appointed Peter Dixon as non-executive chairman from September. Sir Peter, who is currently interim chairman of Basildon and Thurrock NHS Foundation Trust, will replace current chairman Christopher Hodges. |
 Pharmacy giant Alliance Boots is to cut about 900 non-store based roles in the UK over the next three years. |
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Are you 110 per cent fed up with workplace catchphrases such as “proactive” and “action-focused”? Emma Weinbren looks at workplace clichés and how to tackle them |
 The pharmacy jobs market is in trouble, experts agree, but what's causing the over-supply of pharmacists, and is it such a bad thing? James Bloodworth reports |
 As the BPSA Conference draws to a close, pharmacy students were keen to grill key pharmacy figures on what to expect once they’ve worn their cap and gown, writes the BPSA's Emily Hemsworth |
 Careers From control freaks to procrastinators, take this quiz to find out what personality type your boss is – and how to handle them |
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Lloydspharmacy and AAH Pharmaceuticals are to share back office facilities such as human resources and IT, in a move that is likely to cause redundancies. A Lloydspharmacy spokesperson told C+D... |
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Legal Health and beauty giant Boots may be forced to pay compensation to some long-term employees after an employment tribunal ruled that it acted unlawfully when it cut Sunday pay rates by a quarter last year. |
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Jobs Government proposals to introduce ‘no fault dismissal' powers for small businesses could pose a "considerable problem" for pharmacists, PDA director John Murphy (pictured) has warned. |
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Practice Eighty-five per cent of pharmacists would not recommend a career in the sector, a C+D website poll has found, suggesting an increasingly bleak outlook among pharmacists |
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Business The pharmacy jobs market is “sitting on a time bomb” as the number of graduates getting ready to enter employment continues to increase, PDA director John Murphy (pictured) has warned. |
