For love nor money
It is widely thought that wages are the key, if not the sole, reason we work. But, says Adrian Furnham, there's no real evidence that cash either motivates or makes us happy.
In the line of fire
Redundancy looming? Don't take it personally. When reducing the head count, says Oliver James, it's not who you are but where you live that matters.
Why turning up to work could make you healthy
Government to fight obesity by turning offices into a training ground for fitness.
The question
Should employers avoid fat people, asks Tim Dowling.
Overweight people miss out on jobs, says report
Overweight people find it harder to get a job than their slimmer counterparts, an online survey of more than 2,000 human resources professionals by the journal Personnel Today suggests.
From wild nights to flashing blue lights
There are more ways to go home in an ambulance than you think. By Matt Keating.
Work until you drop: how the long-hours culture is killing us
With the longest working week in Europe, experts say Britain's health and productivity will decline unless something is done about it.