Pharm Journal 1/4/06 has the result of a survey by the City & Guilds 'Pharmacists are the least happy workers in the uk..'
Could this be because
1. The modern graduate is over qualified for the job?
2. The practical side of the profession has gone completely - no preparing medicines any more, just tablet counting?
3. The chances of owning ones own pharmacy are now so slim, and the profession is becoming a locum profession.
4. The hours and pay are not enough for the responsibility?
What do you think? Any other suggestions?
Norcot (Retired Pharmacist, who did enjoy his job)
Could this be because
1. The modern graduate is over qualified for the job?
2. The practical side of the profession has gone completely - no preparing medicines any more, just tablet counting?
3. The chances of owning ones own pharmacy are now so slim, and the profession is becoming a locum profession.
4. The hours and pay are not enough for the responsibility?
What do you think? Any other suggestions?
Norcot (Retired Pharmacist, who did enjoy his job)
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