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What I wouldn't give for a no-holds barred office brawl Why don't people in offices have more fights? I don't mean the interminable biscuit wars where desk one won't share their Jaffa Cakes with desk two for reasons that are lost in the mists of time and understanding. I mean stand-up blazing rows.
Alice Wignall
Stars in their lives
Forget lifestyles of the rich and famous - being a PA to a celebrity involves hard work and unsociable hours. But, as John Kercher discovers, the job does have its perks
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Statues of liberty
Bob Allen found himself living in a beach hut after his life fell apart. But it was there, he tells Chris Arnot, that the chisel and mallet came to the rescue.
Does an extra 17p an hour offer anything except more hardship?
The recent increase to the minimum wage is the smallest yet. Jon Robins finds out if it will make much difference to the lowest-paid professions.
Love your office
Video of the week An error, mistake, blooper, blunder, crime ... call it what you like. If you make a major mistake at work, how do you own up?
