Meet the women who want to protect the robotic workforce of the future from pre-programmed gender bias

From bogus self-employment to automation, this year has been a turbulent one for UK workers

Can artificial intelligence solve the problem of unconscious bias in job interviews?

Sophisticated machines are fast outpacing jobs. What does this mean for the future of work? And if there are no jobs, what we will do with our time?

Objects will soon be able to ‘talk’ to each other, locate staff and monitor workplace temperature, but what will this mean for privacy?

Does what you wear change how you behave at work? More companies are relaxing rules on office attire, but uniforms can boost productivity

Working hours are at an all-time high yet productivity has collapsed – low wages, inflexible work practices and job insecurity are to blame

Job shares can make help women to stay in employment, increasing the number available for promotion to senior roles

Many of us feel like imposters if we succeed – but it’s important to keep the self-doubt at bay by reminding yourself why you were hired in the first place

France is considering making it illegal to send office emails out of hours. For the sake of our health, shouldn’t we all do the same?

Employers are increasingly looking to the digital community to build apps and games that help them recruit a more diverse workforce

More than 40% of jobs are likely to be automated by 2030 – but the good news is that those that remain will be in areas we enjoy

People can be mocked for using gender-neutral terms, but more of us than ever are breaking male-female stereotypes at work

Can lying in a coffin and cuddling office pets actually reduce stress, or are they gimmicks that fail to address the underlying problem?