All change: how to leave the city and find a new career
As growing numbers abandon London and other expensive cities for a better quality of life, some are using the big move to start their own business
Danielle Steel works 20 hours a day, but is that to be envied?
Working all the time, she’s written 179 books. But compulsive productivity has a flip side
Most of us feel sleepy in the afternoon. Why can’t work fit round that?
Now a third of Britons are sleep-deprived, work should be more flexible, says André Spicer, professor of organisational behaviour at the Cass Business School
Disrupted sleep patterns can lead to ‘deviant behaviour’, research suggests
Science journalist Linda Geddes calls for more flexi-working to fit in with early risers and night owls
‘My tutor said it wasn’t a job for a man’: my journey from roofer to midwife
I’ve encountered sexism, but it’s an amazing job and an honour to support women giving birth
Menopause health has ‘few specialists and a lot of myths’ – can tech change that?
Health technology catering to women has covered fertility, periods, mental wellbeing and more. Now tech entrepreneurs are catering to the 13 million women in menopause
Extreme loneliness or the perfect balance? How to work from home and stay healthy
More and more people are working where they live, attracted by the promise of flexibility, efficiency and no commute. But does this come at a cost to their wellbeing?
Should every worker have a 75-minute lunch break?
MPs have recommended the optimal breaktime for schoolchildren – and it could make adults happier, healthier and more productive, too
The secret to happiness? Health, housing and job security
When it comes to the life satisfaction of UK citizens, the ball is in the government’s court, says writer and philosopher Julian Baggini
A 4.30am start and three-minute toilet breaks: are you ready for microscheduling?
It’s easy to feel swamped by work and succumb to stress, so some people have decided the answer lies in scheduling their day, minute by minute