When is an exception not an exception?
If ‘just this once’ happens every month, there’s a name for it: a monthly expense
Should we be allowed to sleep at work?
Members of the House of Lords have been told off for snoozing in the chamber – but workplace naps are surprisingly common
British Airways knew we had severe nut allergies but still served cashews
Despite being informed that it could have been fatal, airline’s response has been lax
‘I have sleepless nights’: the looming mental health crisis facing generation rent
One in three millennials will never own their own home, and renters can be evicted with just two months’ notice. What effect is this instability having on young people’s wellbeing?
You can smell a new mother’s loneliness. Unless you’re the state
As a new mum, I know loneliness cuts deep – and the lack of services for parent and child plays a large part in this, says the freelance writer Nell Frizzell
Got a cold? Here’s why you shouldn’t go to work
More and more employers are recording staff coming into work even if they are ill – but this presenteeism leaves people, companies and the economy in bad health
How do I find a career mentor?
Look for someone in your field who is four to seven years ahead of you, says Sharmadean Reid
‘My hair transplant left me emotionally and financially broken’
‘Delighted’ with the results or a ‘nightmare experience’? We try to get to the root of the problems with KSL group of companies
Walmart reported to be in talks to buy health insurer Humana
Tie-up would create one of the largest US healthcare insures, says Wall Street Journal
‘Heck it was productive’: New Zealand employees try four-day week
One firm’s employees are packing their extra day off with activities and have more energy for work