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NEARLY WORKING MYSELF TO DEATH by Kim Akass

Aug 15, 2015 | Blogs, Politics | 0

I am at the end of my third month of sick leave after suffering an acute, stress-induced, asthma attack at the beginning of February, which resulted in an ambulance ride into A&E and an 8-day stay in hospital. This is not...

REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL? Evaluating the THE 2015 Workplace Survey by Catherine Johnson

Feb 20, 2015 | Blogs, Performance, Teaching | 0

After my last blog on academic work culture almost brought the CST site down I was going to resort to less fraught ground today and write about the brilliance of Claudia Winkleman. And then John Ellis shared with me the...

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NEARLY WORKING MYSELF TO DEATH by Kim Akass

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