How can I pursue a damaging health and safety issue?
Work advice My employer won't comply with recommendations made by a Health and Safety Executive inspector, but my colleagues and I are suffering
How to stay active in the office: top tips
From standing up in meetings to taking the stairs, making micro-movements throughout the day can boost your health
This column will change your life: embrace the schedule
Unhooked from the whims of mood, relieved of the pressure of decision-making, the schedule-follower may be freer than the impulse-follower, says Oliver Burkeman
Spain’s Ehic refusal prompts legal action from European Commission
British insurance firms lodge complaints as holidaymakers in Spain are told to reclaim cost of health care from their insurer
Pressure and job insecurity felt by UK workers at 20-year high
Survey reveals British employees' concerns over pay and their lack of control in the workplace
I’ve been doing two jobs for nine months and am exhausted
When my line manager resigned I took on his job along with my own but there is still no sign of the position being advertised. Now I have been asked to conduct a review of the department ...
‘Recessions can hurt, but austerity kills’
In the US, more than five million people have lost access to health care. In Greece, there's a 200% increase in HIV cases. And in some of the worst-hit countries, suicide rates are up. David Stuckler, author of an explosive new book, says the facts speak for themselves
PruHealth failed to pay my medical bills
I have outstanding bills for a brace and a follow-up appointment which PruHealth is ignoring
Cheers as Observer helps family win life insurance
Friends Life does U-turn on £100,000 life insurance payout to bereaved family of cancer sufferer
Victory for family denied cancer claim payout for father
Ombudsman ruling brings 'relief and joy' for widow and twins after insurer said victim did not disclose pins and needles