Good vibes: selling sex toys online to fund sexual health programs
A new Australian social enterprise is tackling sexual objectification in advertising and an ‘unwritten moral code’ while selling sex toys for a good cause
No pink, no flowers, just science: Clue’s Ida Tin on the period-tracking app
The mobile health app’s chief executive and co-founder on building a diverse team and an app that doesn’t patronise women
Modern tribes: the office stoic
I’m usually fine with colds, but this one’s a stinker, almost fluey, my wife says, we’ve all had it, ruined everybody’s Christmas
‘No email after 6pm’: your advice on how to reduce workplace stress
Almost 10m working days are lost to stress in the UK every year. Readers share their stories of how they keep it under control
Let them eat nuts: dentists want office ‘cake culture’ to end in 2017
Royal College of Surgeons dental faculty also urges firms to provide fruit and nuts instead of biscuits at meetings
Women suffer much more work stress than men, says psychiatrist
Sexism in the workplace and family responsibilities add to pressure as they face unequal pay and lack of support
The cult of compulsory happiness is ruining our workplaces
Some companies strive to make the office fun, so we’ll work harder. But forced positivity has a negative side
Hit snooze! How a better night’s sleep could save the UK £40bn
A new report says sleep deprivation costs British businesses dearly. So what tricks – from nap rooms to healthy canteen menus – can combat tiredness and boost productivity?
Lark or owl, working nine-to-five will make you tired
Our natural circadian rhythms don’t gel with the typical working day – with flexible options, it’s time to rethink
Why rewards can backfire
Beware of giving your kids treats for doing chores, or gold stars for work well done