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53% of UK office workers considering leaving their job
New research finds that employers need to change their ways of working if they want to retain staff, particularly the younger generation.
92% of supply teachers have concerns about inadequate rates of pay
The NASUWT union has highlighted the concerns of supply and substitute teachers this week at their conference in Birmingham.
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