Why don’t British workers call in sick any more?

The number of days taken off due to illness in the UK is at a record low – but it could be a sign of economic weakness rather than strength

Sick days taken by UK workers fall to lowest rate on record

ONS says average in 2017 was 4.1 days but experts warn more people are working when ill

Stop judging yourself, says Sharmadean Reid: you’ve done the most important job of all. Just use the internet to catch up

The 68-year-old Virgin boss on sleeping in the air, family and why he never diets

American women aren’t guaranteed paid maternity leave – and colleagues plugging the gaps is nothing to celebrate

Blood tests on participants show profound impact work pattern has on hormones

Work hard to connect with everyone, listen and learn, says Sharmadean Reid

The tennis player on feeling lonely at the top, shaking off ‘Baby Fed’ and eating burgers

The secret to making your vision come to life is to surround yourself with the right people

It’s your bosses’ responsibility to create a conducive working environment – if they won’t, move on, says Sharmadean Reid