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Most STEM salaries are on the rise – but inequalities are worsening

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Most STEM salaries are on the rise – but inequalities are worsening

The 2022 New Scientist Jobs Global Recruitment Report in association with science recruitment specialists SRG has found that salaries across STEM industries have fared well despite the pandemic, but women and people of colour are still experiencing discrimination

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California's latest erosion of gig worker rights could be going global

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California's latest erosion of gig worker rights could be going global

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Will robots and AI take our jobs in covid-19’s socially distanced era?

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Will robots and AI take our jobs in covid-19’s socially distanced era?

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Stem Careers in the Brexit Era

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Stem Careers in the Brexit Era

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The Truth About Equality In STEM

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The Truth About Equality In STEM

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New Scientist survey shows science jobs are long and fulfilling

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Laws are needed when technological change ends up squeezing workers

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Your boss could use your smartwatch to check your productivity levels

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The science skills most in demand

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A four-day work week could improve our health and cut carbon emissions

Campaigners want us to reduce our working hours to boost mental health, increase productivity and lower carbon emissions, but is it really that simple?

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Gender pay gap widens for UK scientists and engineers

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UK science salaries top £40k for the first time

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Winning at work: How to manage your boss… and get that pay rise

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The American Dream is slipping away faster than we thought

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