Debate: Should we mandate vaccines in the workplace?
We asked two bioethicists to help us unpack the arguments on both sides and explain the ethical principles underpinning our public-health policy.
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The Covid crisis
‘Don’t give up’: 262 days of working in lockdown in Melbourne
Melbourne just made the record for the most 'confined' city in the world. What's it like being a worker there? These professionals testify.
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Surviving the pandemic without government support
UK workers who were excluded from government support tell us about their year without work or income.
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How Covid is destroying the careers of mothers
Among Covid-19's countless victims are the careers of women forced to make the choice of leaving their jobs to care for their children and families.
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No bed of roses: dealing with loss of taste and smell after Covid-19
Professionals who lost their sense of taste and smell create solutions to keep on working.
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Business travel: the view from the ground
Airlines are hopeful that business travellers will take to the skies again soon, but is that realistic?
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What does the Covid roadmap mean for your job?
Regardless of where your industry is on the roadmap, the government is urging everyone to continue to WFH if possible for the next few months.
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What remote work taught managers about their teams...and themselves
7 things managers learnt while managing teams remotely through several lockdowns.
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You are not your job: ‘workism’ during the Covid-19 pandemic
It's not the same as workaholism. 'Workism' is almost a religious zeal to find meaning and purpose in work. Has the Covid crisis reinforced this need?
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Has the Covid crisis benefited “gorilla” leaders?
Consciously or unconsciously, we associate power with strength and expressions of virility from our heads of government and business.
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Yes, philosophy can help us to cope during this crisis
If you don’t know the difference between ethics and existentialism, but have a million questions about life, then you should read Marie Robert.
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Unemployed? Your rights during the Covid-19 crisis
If you're unemployed during this third lockdown, here is a comprehensive guide to your rights.
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I’m self-employed: what support can I get during the third lockdown?
A quick guide on your rights during the Covid-19 crisis and the third lockdown, if you're self-employed.
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Employee rights during the third lockdown
Everything you need to know about employee rights during the third lockdown.
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The show must go on: artists fighting back during Covid-19
Artists talk about how they've coped with the lockdown and kept their work alive.
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How remote work has impacted addictions...for better and for worse
Here we explore how the new work routine has been transformative for those battling addictions—for better and for worse.
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Move over foosball...it's time for better office perks
With remote work becoming the new norm, it's time to upgrade our office perks.
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Office bonds: connecting with your colleagues during Covid-19 crisis
You're not alone. Your colleagues are probably missing you too. Organise a virtual group class, an online coffee break and more to stay in touch.
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7 work-from-home mistakes we won’t be repeating this lockdown season
We won't be working from our sofas...or in our pyjamas.
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We still care: the plight of UK care and support workers on the corona frontline
Care workers form the army that looks after society's most vulnerable, in this battle against Covid-19. But are they well-prepared and supported?
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'Zooming' in on body image issues during Covid-19
"I don’t feel comfortable teaching an online class unless I’m wearing make-up and my camera’s beauty filters are cranked to the max."
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This is how long Covid affected my professional life
"If it takes four hours to get out of bed, how can I work?"
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