‘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
How has sleep loss affected your work? Share your stories
If you suffer from insomnia, we want to hear your experiences – what impact has it had on your job and working life?
No sweat: app aims to alert office workers when they start to stink
Japanese developers say device could help bring end to ‘sumehara’, or ‘smell harassment’, by those who disturb colleagues with their body odour
Pregnant in the field: have trowel, will travel
An archaeologist gave birth to a new photographic genre by asking fellow scientists to post snaps of themselves digging while expecting
Is standing up the new sitting down?
Sitting down could be as bad as smoking, but offices would get a bit crowded if everyone wandered around constantly – and beside, we all like a nice desk
Shift work: how to stay healthy while working round the clock
From eating well to finding time for exercise and a social life, here are some tips to survive the slog
‘Working nights, I end up in a strange limbo’: readers on jobs that affect sleep
A study suggests security guards are among those who get the least sleep. We asked you how your work affects your ability to relax, and your health