Employer spyware, cramped spaces, and the fast disappearing line between work and life—is it all worth it?

Employment law was not designed to adjudicate in the kinds of disputes that lie ahead

Workers must be given continued support of some kind to navigate the challenge ahead

As the job retention scheme winds down, new measures to support vulnerable workers are essential

The Job Retention Scheme is helping millions of workers. As the crisis lifts, can it be wound down in a way which protects them?

Women and those at the bottom of the wage range are the worst affected

We might feel we're taking a break when we scroll on Twitter. But between reading updates, engaging with friends and shaping our online persona, being on social media has become a new type of work

Working in the same pub my dad had stayed at years before, I found a greater appreciation of the role pubs play in our communities—and the harm that will be done by their closing

For decades mainstream politicians fixated on education as the way to level the playing field of life. They were wrong

Regardless of where you live and how you travel, the length of a commute has increased over the past decade—at the expense of our time, health and happiness

The cyber sector can deliver jobs for underrepresented groups. (This article features in Prospect's cyber resilience supplement)

The rebranding of second jobs as "side hustles" has enabled us to ignore the serious problems of a society where regular working hours are no longer enough