Unhappy at work? How to spread cheer in the office Over half of employees in the UK are not happy in their jobs. Here’s a guide for business owners who want to raise a smile from their staff
Get out of my office: how to switch to ‘walking meetings’ Public Health England is urging office staff to conduct meetings on the hoof. Here’s a handy guide to making the walk’n’talk work for you
Is physiotherapy really worth it, or are there cheaper solutions? I’m getting quite bad pains from constant keyboard work, but I don’t earn much so physio will be a massive cost for me
Let’s hear it for the four-hour working day Are you working your brain too hard? Take it easy – like Charles Darwin, Alice Munro or Thomas Jefferson
Is working long hours bad for your heart? Studies show it may increase the risk of a condition known as atrial fibrillation. But you can make lifestyle changes to reduce the chances
Can’t get to sleep? Advice for insomniac workers As many as one in three people in the UK suffer from insomnia. A panel of experts offer tips on how to get a good night’s sleep
‘It completely destroyed my working life’: your insomnia stories Insomnia can wreak havoc by having a detrimental impact on work, health and relationships. We asked readers to share their experiences
Sleep gadgets: our writers put them to the test From sunlight lamps to white noise devices, we roadtest popular gadgets to see if they can improve our sleep
Want to improve public services? We need a sleep revolution Doctors, nurses and social workers are among those facing long night shifts which inevitability lead to lack of sleep
Sweet dreams: why more sleep is good for your career Donald Trump and Theresa May get by on just five hours sleep a night, but research shows not getting enough kip impacts your ability to work