Tories urged not to betray working women by ditching employment bill
Fears flagship bill will be left out of Queen’s speech despite promise to fight sexual harassment and pregnancy discrimination
Menopausal women lack basic support, landmark survey finds
Around 80% say workplaces have no policies or help in place, and 45% avoid speaking to GP due to stigma
A new start after 60: ‘I won MasterChef – and finally learned to believe in myself’
Life as a retired banker bored Irini Tzortzoglou, so she decided to enter MasterChef. She trained hard, won the competition and now works as a chef, writer and public speaker
Bullying resulted in me having to change jobs. I feel helpless that the perpetrators are thriving
What happened to you wasn’t OK, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Perhaps creating a record of what took place might help
Does your job take a toll on your body? You’re in trouble unless you’re an athlete
There’s a whole industry devoted to keeping sportsmen and women healthy. If you’re a roofer or a brickie, you’ll be lucky to get a few tips on stretching
Dozing from home: how workers have perfected the art of napping on the job
Homeworkers now squeeze in up to three snoozes a week, watch four TV episodes and a quarter never get out of their pyjamas, a new survey says
Gimme 20! How just 20 minutes a day to yourself could transform your life
Finding time to do what you want to do can seem impossible. But what if it was less than half an hour a day? Here’s how to microdose your ‘me time’
‘Commercial no-brainer’: why the role of happiness officer is taking off
As UK firms try to reap the benefits of employees who feel cared for, a new job is rising to prominence
Lockdown lifestyles: how has Covid changed lives in the UK?
Nearly two years after the first lockdown was implemented, legal restrictions related to coronavirus are finally being lifted. Here we chart what has changed in people’s lives
Happiness officers: does every workplace need to hire someone to bring the joy?
A lawyer at a top London firm has suggested recruiting a chief happiness officer. Could this be the answer to mid-life burnout and the great resignation?