You’ve come back from holiday feeling more wiped out than you were before you went... 

Some people start planning their work holidays months in advance, while others can’t even begin to work out how they’ll have time for a break. 

Most of us grow up with some idea of what we want to do with our lives, or at least the feeling that there may be a specific calling ahead. 

Volunteering is a great way to give back to the community you live in, or to a particular area of need. As well as the direct benefits of serving others, volunteering looks great on your CV and can help you develop excellent new skills...

We all know envy isn’t a good trait, but what happens when your close colleague gets a huge promotion or your best friend is offered the job of a lifetime? It’s hard not to feel envious when they seem to be getting a better deal.

People often panic when they hear the word ‘redundancy’ in the workplace. You may be concerned about your options going forward if your job is under threat. How will you feed your family? Will you ever get another job?

Working from home has some major advantages, but if you’re trying to balance homeworking and childcare it can be a huge challenge. 

If you suffer from social anxiety, the workplace can be a real struggle. In addition to the day-to-day, you may have to attend events and social occasions as part of your job. 

If you’ve been offered a job in a different location or are considering a fresh start in pastures new, it’s worth thinking it through carefully before taking the plunge. Relocating can throw up unexpected issues and increase stress levels, so it’s best to be prepared.

The answer to this question will depend on your workplace. If you work for a Christian company where there is an atmosphere of prayer and ministry in place, it will be much easier to minister to your colleagues, although sensitivity will always be required.