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A new survey by City & Guilds reveals that beauticians top the poll of the happiest workers in the UK.

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It seems that making other people look and feel good is having a positive effect on the nation's beauticians as they awarded their job a beaming 9.2 out of ten on the happiness scale.

Contributing to their happiness in the workplace is the ability to meet lots of new people and being made to feel appreciated. Other happy vocational workers are florists and hairdressers who rated highly.

Office miseries

Meanwhile, many of their white-collar counterparts are less content in the office with IT specialists, civil servants, lawyers and pharmacists rating their happiness as less than 7.55 out of ten.  

Top of the list of reasons for feeling unhappy in their jobs is feeling stressed (55 per cent) and feeling underpaid (35 per cent).

Read the full list from happiest to most miserable:

1 Beauticians
2 Clergy
3 Florists
4 Hairdressers
5 Chartered engineers
6 DJs
7 Care assistants
8 Butchers
9 Interior designers
10 Electricians
11 Builders
12 Travel agents
13 Social workers
14 Media
15 Scientists/R&D scientists
16 Plumbers
17 Health care professionals
18 Bankers
19 Secretaries/receptionists
20 Chefs/cooks
21 Fitness instructors
22 Accountants
23 Architects
24 IT specialists
25 Mechanics
26 Civil servants
27 Lawyers 
28 Pharmacists 

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