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Wellbeing at work

  • Writing thoughts in a journal can help keep mental wellbeing in check.

    'Don't be ashamed' – readers' tips for improving mental health at work

    Guardian readers and Charlotte Seager
    From mindful meditation to changing jobs, readers share their tips on dealing with mental health problems at work
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    Six steps to improving mental wellbeing at work

    From managing your hours to exercise, here are simple tips on how to de-stress and foster wellbeing at work
  • Want to work more flexibly? Check out our tips.

    Five steps to requesting flexible working

    Everything you need to know about requesting flexible working from an employer
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    Can't get to sleep? Advice for insomniac workers

    As many as one in three people in the UK suffer from insomnia. A panel of experts offer tips on how to get a good night’s sleep
  • One in three people in the UK suffer from insomnia.

    How has sleep loss affected your work? Share your stories

    If you suffer from insomnia, we want to hear your experiences – what impact has it had on your job and working life?
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    How to manage mental health at work

    Speak openly with colleagues about your mental ill-health and try to build a workplace that’s mental health friendly, say our experts
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    How to achieve the perfect work-life fit

    Say ‘no’ to your employer, fix the worst part of your day and add leisure into your week, say the experts
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    How to be more productive at work

    Do you always feel busy and struggle to complete tasks? Recognise that you can’t do it all, say productivity experts
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    Working 24/7: How to improve your work-life balance – live chat

    Join our live chat on Thursday 29 June from 1–2.30pm BSTto ask the experts how to strike a good work-life balance
  • Illustration of businessmen trying to stop time by moving clock hands

    Shift work: how to stay healthy while working round the clock

    From eating well to finding time for exercise and a social life, here are some tips to survive the slog
  • A young man is having a nap in a hammock over the sea.

    How to take a guilt-free holiday as a freelancer

    Working for yourself means taking time off is not as simple as turning an out-of-office response on
  • Businessman arguing with a colleague

    How to deal with office politics

    An estimated three-quarters of employees say their boss is the most stressful part of their job, while a third dread going to work because of colleagues. Here’s how to cope
  • Woman lying in bed under covers, looking at smartphone

    Freelancing made my depression worse – here’s how I learnt to cope

    Thea De Gallier
    Unpredictable income, reduced human contact and over reliance on social media makes self-employment even harder for people with mental health issues
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    How you can fit 10,000 steps into the working day

    From emailing on a treadmill to taking a brisk walk after lunch, here’s how to stay active during National Walking Month and beyond
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    Overwhelmed at work? Six tips on how to beat stress

    From saying ‘no’ to understanding what triggers your stress – our experts share advice on how to stop feeling overloaded
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    Feeling overwhelmed at work? Ask the experts – live chat

    If you are creaking under the pressure of a heavy workload, join our panel Wednesday 25 January from 1–2.30pm GMT for advice
  • Frustrated Businesswoman Sitting at Desk

    How to handle inbox overload in 2017

    Schedule down-time, ignore unnecessary emails and restrict your access to get your inbox under control
  • Five friends toasting drinks in a pub

    Is it a good idea to go to the pub with colleagues?

    Research shows that workplace friendships are good for stress levels and productivity
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    ‘No email after 6pm’: your advice on how to reduce workplace stress

    Almost 10m working days are lost to stress in the UK every year. Readers share their stories of how they keep it under control
  • A worker leaves their job with a box full of their possessions

    Five signs you should quit your job in 2017

    Obsessively watching the clock or feeling undervalued at work? Then it might be time to move on
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