The Duchess of Sussex reveals that she misses her former acting career

It turns out, the former actress misses her stint on 'Suits' just as much as we do.

11 of the best companies to work for as a mum-to-be

BBC needs to do more for breastfeeding mothers, says presenter Alex Jones

"They talk a good game but even at the BBC there isn’t a crèche, there isn’t a room where you can express, there isn’t a fridge where you can keep your milk.”

Meghan Markle’s calligraphy career and other jobs celebrities had before finding fame

Several celebrities had pretty un-glamorous jobs before making it big.

Be warned: Standing desks may not be good for you after all

Sit back down - it might be better for your health.

Hand your notice in, Cadbury's is hiring a chocolate taster

This is not a drill, people.

Chinese astrology: 2018 spells positive times for those born in year of goat, horse, ox

As we usher in the year-end holidays, many of us might have already started on our 2018 plans. Here, we have next year’s Chinese astrology predictions by fengshui consultant Joey Yap. The 40-year-old has given pointers that might help guide you with your love life, career, health and wealth throughout the year of the dog. Chinese New Year celebrations in 2018 start on 16 February. Dog  Those born in the year of the dog will experience their fair share of personal and professional problems in 2018, with matters from one aspect of your life having the tendency to spill into another. ...

Women are putting on their #OutOfOffice to protest against the gender pay gap

Women are effectively working for free from now until 2018.

Are you hurtling towards a stress-related burnout?

15.8 million work days are lost thanks to stress and other mental health disorders.

What to do if you're experiencing sexual harassment at work

52% of women have experienced sexual harassment in the workplace

Is your desk making you gain weight? Women are eating 100,000 calories worth of office snacks a year

Suddenly that secret snack drawer doesn't seem like such a good idea

Woman says she's been fired after body positive photoshoot went viral

The woman claims she was sacked after the shoot went viral

Steal Her Job with Fashion Foie Gras blogger Emily Johnston

Steal Her Job is our brand new video series where we interview some of the coolest women in the country about the highs and lows of their careers as well as finding out how you can follow in their footsteps. The third episode stars the woman behind mega successful lifestyle blog Fashion Foie Gras , Emily Johnston. She reveals the highs and lows of being a blogger in the modern world including what they can earn, the work it takes and the downside of travelling the world 24/7. Follow us on   Instagram  and   Facebook  for non-stop inspiration delivered fresh to your feed, every day. For Twitter updates, follow  @YahooStyleUK .  Read more from Yahoo Style UK: Steal Her Job with Benefit's head make-up artist Lisa Potter-Dixon Steal Her Job with fashion show producer Sara Blonstein Footwear designer Sophia Webster talks her blossoming fashion career

Why you might want to avoid making a cuppa at work

One in five office cups contain traces of faecal matter. Gross!

Parents who request family-friendly working are being 'penalised'

Two out of five low-paid young parents who ask for flexible working arrangements are being 'penalised'.

Leaving kids home alone during the summer holidays: OK or not?

What do you do when you can't book extra holiday days off?

One quarter of female working Brits would prefer a work uniform, so let's make one

Who's up for designing it?

A London bar wants to hire only 'extremely attractive' staff and we're really not impressed

Only the super attractive need apply!

Airline shamed for making prospective employees take a pregnancy test

It's been fined £22,000.

Woman gets surprising email from boss after taking time off for mental health

All employers should be like this.

Marguerite is the women-only club breaking barriers in the art world

We caught up with founder Joanna Payne to find out why you should join.

10 ways lack of sleep is messing up your life

According to recent statistics one third of Brits now sleep for just five-to-six hours per night, which is significantly less than the standard seven-eight hours that experts recommend we need. A new study, published by the Rotterdam School of Management, has revealed that erratic and disruptive behaviour at work can be caused by just one night of poor ZZZs. Researchers found that lack of sleep does not only mean tired and groggy workers, but can also cause “unwanted” activity, which they believe could be associated with lower levels of self-control.

World Mental Health Day: Office presenteeism is linked to mental health issues in the workplace

A third of workers said they’d suffered from mental health issues as a direct result of working long hours.

Government announces new tax-free childcare scheme and promises to save families £2K a year

The Government has been promising to do more to help working parents in this area for some time now and yesterday the Chancellor outlined their plans for this trickiest of parenting areas. In his budget speech Philip Hammond announced that two million households would be eligible for tax free childcare by the end of the year. Working parents of three and four year olds would be entitled to the extension of free childcare hours from the current 15 to 30 hours, later this year.

To celebrate International Women's Day there's now a fearless girl facing Wall Street's famous bull

Ahead of International Women’s Day, a statue of a defiant little girl was placed in front of Wall Street’s famous Charging Bull statue in a bid to challenge the traditionally male environment in the finance industry. It was placed on Tuesday morning by asset manager State Street Global as part of a campaign to increase gender diversity in Wall Street’s traditionally male-dominated environment and call on the industry to increase the number of women on corporate boards.