Employers told to help their staff get fit
The government's health advisers will tell people this week how companies must do more to get their staff on their feet in order to combat a nationwide epidemic of unfitness.
A better prescription
Mark Honigsbaum meets Karen Acott, who overcame parental fears about a career in medicine to become the first in her field to be a practice partner.
Steer well clear of all meetings …
Guy Browning offers 20 top tips for surviving life in the workplace.
Bristle while you work
Is bullying becoming more common at work - or are we just getting more sensitive? As a City firm is ordered to pay £800,000 for its employees' 'offensive, abusive and intimidating' behaviour, Patrick Barkham investigates.
Who’d be a GP?
Long hours, budget constraints and now outposts in Boots - doctors must be saints, says John Crace.
People always ask me …
Dr Mary Sheppard, consultant histopathologist, Brompton and Harefield Hospital, London
Third of men drink to drown out job stress
· Survey links depression to long hours and insecurity· Many victims failing to seek medical help
Trade secrets
Doctors earn their money as much for what they know as what they don't say. Mira Katbamna reports.
People always ask me…
... have you found any unusual objects in x-rays?