Danger: you've got a job

Article Abstract:

There has been a substantial rise in the number of violent attacks by colleagues and clients in the workplace in the UK, according to the Health and Safety Executive. Violent attacks are becoming particularly common in the retail sector. The victims are often graduates, who are generally still rather lacking in confidence in the workplace and may not realize the dangers they are exposing themselves to. Graduates are used to working alone, and may therefore not consider the need to reduce the risk of violence by working within a team.

Graduate students, Workplace violence

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Dressing to impress

Article Abstract:

There are many different dress codes in UK companies, and it can often be hard for new employees to know exactly how they should dress for work. It is important to avoid basing your working wardrobe on an overall impression of the company's image, and it may be necessary to consider having more than one style of clothing for work. Some companies operate a 'dressing down' policy on a Friday, which can create further problems. Even on such days, it is wise to avoid moving completely away from a professional image.

Analysis, Work clothes

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Highly confidential

Article Abstract:

Relationships between work colleagues are extremely common, but can be the cause of considerable problems. In many cases, people enter into a relationship with a colleague very shortly after they have started a new job, at a time when their emotions are particularly intense. If the relationship comes to an end, both parties can feel humiliated and embarrassed. They may even feel that it is necessary to resign and seek alternative employment.

Sex in the workplace, Workplace sex

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