Pharmacy staff chasm

Article Abstract:

Growing demand for qualified pharmacists and the attendant growth of pharmacy as an university subject has resulted in a shortage of academic staff and the rise of concerns that the unplanned expansion of the subject could destabilise the discipline. New schools of pharmacy have been opened by a number of universities in the UK causing a shortage of properly qualified staff in the discipline.

Pharmacies and Drug Stores, Pharmacists, Recruiting, Study and teaching, Pharmacy, Industry hiring

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You'll go far if you can show some emotion

Article Abstract:

Equipping staff with good interpersonal skills can help them to cope with the stresses of work, according to research, and intelligence alone is not enough for a successful career. Emotional intelligence is required to cope with university life.

Education, College teachers, College faculty

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