Work & careers
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From teaching stroke survivors to recognise objects to helping children make sense of the world through play – an OT’s role is surprisingly diverse
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Leaving the EU would be a disaster for wages, jobs and employment rights, the TUC says
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Firms should be free to prevent staff from wearing any garments making a religious or political statement, says Juliane Kokott
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Fear of taking risks is binding employees to dead-end jobs. Here’s what you need to do for career happiness
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Is it worth doing the ECDL training course as I don’t have the right experience?
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Remember when the government cared about women working?
Kristina KeneallyThe Coalition hammers away at its ‘plan for jobs and growth’ at every opportunity, but it appears to contain no ideas for increasing female workforce participation
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Conciliation service urges businesses to work with staff to avoid football-related absenteeism during Euro 2016 tournament
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Join our live chat on Wednesday 1 June from 1-2.30pm to ask the experts about graduate career options
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Our careers expert – and you the readers – help a retiree seeking a part-time role, and a worker frustrated by a useless colleague
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Even in a difficult financial environment, there are simple, inexpensive ways smaller charities with limited resources can support maternity leave and new parents
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Inspired by the techniques used by online dating sites, Saberr’s formula uses analytics to tell whether a team will succeed or fail
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Are migrants pushing down UK wages? And will your industry be affected by a Brexit? Test your knowledge to see if you can sort fact from fiction
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I love my current position but it does not offer automatic tenure after my fellowship ends
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Thinktank report finds that most EU workers in Britain would not qualify for a work visa under current rules
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Letter: We are all too aware of the unfairness of the current pay policies of our universities and their impact on staff and students
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The government’s plan to adopt employment laws more in line with those in the UK has plunged the country into strike chaos
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I kicked a bin: losing your temper in the office
Jim CarrollIn the creative industry, people slam doors, throw scalpels and swear to high heaven. But does it really help?
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Inequality is destroying all the markers of adulthood, from home ownership to marriage
Suzanne MooreYoung people are still sold the story of growing up – leaving home, a secure job, a life partner and children. But the failures of capitalism have changed everything
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The Republican candidate has been dismissive of global warming. But when it comes to his golf course in Ireland, he seems to be taking the threat seriously
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Little progress made despite warnings to employers facing skills shortages that they are failing to tap into large pool of talent
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As the Guardian publishes its 2017 university guide, our experts answer those vital questions on unconditional offers, entrance exams and how to pick a course
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I still believe in the EU – and think the UK should stay – but sometimes it’s as if I’m working with one hand tied behind my back
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Tourism, car manufacturing and financial services are among the industries most likely to be affected by a leave vote in the EU referendum
Less than half of students confident their degree will pay for itself