Lucy Clayton and Steven Haines’ new release aims to quell anxieties about entering the working world
A second industrial revolution is already underway and we are too blinded by Brexit to take notice, argues Archie Earle
The decline of EU citizens re-considering working and settling in Manchester follows the national trend
People are working too hard for too little
Sophia Macpherson chats with one of the founders of ‘Cluny MCR’ about how you can get your creative work out there
To work or not to work: that is the question. We’ve asked two contributors to give their view on the age-old debate—is getting a part time job worth it?
Got those ‘almost there’ graduate blues? Or simply hunting for an extra bit of pocket money? Fear not, as Rebecca Thomas gives you a rundown of what to wear for every type of interview
Intimidated by the big bad world of workwear? Here are some pointers
We caught one half of Masters At Work waxing lyrical on 45s, the consequences of technology and Nuyorican Soul II
The talk was popular with UK students looking to gain a working holiday visa in Korea
Factors such as an invisible careers service and time-consuming part-time employment means students are not getting the best preparation for their futures
Post-study visas would allow international students to extend their visas after completing their degrees in order to continue living and working in the UK
The summer internships offer paid work experience opportunities based in Manchester
Debut CEO Charlie Taylor gives The Mancunion his best job interview tips for new graduates
More than anything, exams bring out our inner maniac… whether we know it or not
What you should know about the gender pay gap and why it’s a bigger problem than you might think…
It might seem like a great idea in order to pay for those Taylor Swift tickets, but is working up to 30 – 40 hours week manageable? Robert Firth finds that it can be (so long as your boss loves you)
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