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The importance of maintaining a good posture in the office

Did you know that bad posture can cause long-lasting damage to the body? Recent research, which investigated the effects of technology on our posture, has coined the term ‘tech neck’ — pain and wrinkles across the neck and chest that are derived from time spent looking at computers and handheld devices.

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The top part time jobs for students – what are they?

When the student loan doesn’t quite stretch, a part time job can be vital, and so here we have a rundown of the top part time jobs for students.

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Five ways our brains are changing and how employers can adapt

We all know that technology is changing society at a fast pace. Some call it the fourth industrial evolution, for others it’s the information age. Whatever we like to call this moment in time, what’s most interesting is how it has transformed the way we think, learn, work and relax. Technology has no doubt played a major role in the rewiring our brains. To put this into perspective, we’re going to explore five brain changing trends and how employers can adapt learning efforts to reflect them.

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Oxford Launches Fourth edition of the Practical English Usage App – a World Bestseller and Vital Reference Tool that Helps Teachers and Higher-level Learners with Common Language Problems in English

The Fourth edition of Practical English Usage, a world bestseller with sales of over two million, is now available as an app. This vital reference tool helps teachers and higher-level learners with common language problems in English, making it quicker and easier to look up the 600 entries in Practical English Usage.

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How Machine Learning Can Make Procurement Decision Making Easier

“Machine Learning” is a buzz word most business leaders are familiar with. Whether you are running a large or small business you know that MI is something you probably need to be on top of and that, potentially, it could have an impact on efficiencies and your bottom line.

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Young homeless people to be encouraged into the creative industry with new ‘ready’ initiative

Young homeless people are to be encouraged into the creative industry by The READY Initiative – a ground-breaking, 15-month salaried apprenticeship for young people who have experienced homelessness and are more suited to a creative career.

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The natural way to help with studying?

Returning from the summer break isn’t always the easiest of times for students, who need to hit the ground running with their coursework, particularly as this is often a time when new syllabus subjects are on the agenda. However could study and concentration levels be helped with the use of natural health supplements?

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Women may be struggling to climb career ladder because of their beliefs about competition

Women might be less likely than men to go for opportunities in competitive workplaces because they don’t see as much of an upside to competition as men do, research by UCL School of Management and London Business School reveals.

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