Work
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Calling in sick when you just want a day off is a real issue in the UK
Duvet day, anyone?
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Dr Sonia Adesara: 'Speak out, sometimes being a troublemaker is a good thing'
In honour of International Leadership Week 2019, we share the story of Sonia Adesara, a junior doctor and campaigner who believes everybody should have access to healthcare
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Facebook’s Nicola Mendelsohn on her incurable cancer and why she’s determined to make a difference
Nicola is Facebook’s vice president EMEA, one of the most powerful women in the UK tech industry, but in 2016 she was told she had cancer. Now the 48-year-old mum of four tells Marie Claire why her new charity, Follicular Lymphoma Foundation, will help others by funding research for a cure…
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Reema Juffali makes history as Saudi Arabia’s first female racing driver
At the age of 27, Remma Juffali is already pushing boundaries as Saudi Arabia’s first female racer
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Equal Pay Day 2019: Yes, you’re now effectively working for free until Christmas
Fancy being paid a lower salary than a man doing exactly the same job as you? Chances are, you are. Marisa Bate investigates what action you can take…
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Why that really annoying work nemesis is actually very good for you
A healthy dose of office hatred will spur you on to greater things…
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Sara Vaughan on why she turned saving the planet into a career
At Marie Claire, we’ve always been committed to creating global change. Here, Sara Vaughan, our first - ever chief purpose and sustainability advisor, explains her hopes for our new Start Somewhere campaign
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Looking for a new job? These are the best companies to work for
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Tiffany Sorya: 'The more we see women in positions of power, the more we’ll progress'
Female founder and education influencer Tiffany Sorya is next in our Women Who Win series, giving us some insight into how tough you have to be to start your own business...
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Having a work wife is making you less productive, apparently
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Meet the Future Shapers of 2019 who are inspiring women worldwide
This year's Marie Claire Future Shapers Awards, in partnership with Neutrogena, saw us recognise the work of 10 trailblazing powerhouses, who are working hard to make the world a happier, safer and better place for women in 2019...
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Five career lessons you can only learn from your intern
Yes, they might sign off their emails with emojis and narrate every waking moment through Snapchat, but interns also teach you a thing or two...
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This is how to future proof your career, according to four trusted experts
Marie Claire’s live panel discussion on how to future proof your career, in partnership with Salesforce, was truly inspiring
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How to survive career knockbacks with your confidence in tact
You got this.
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These are the average salaries for the most popular jobs in the UK
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A royal role is up for grabs and this is how you can apply for it
Fancy a royal role?
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6 mistakes people make in the first week at a new job
Follow these top tips to start your new job off on the right foot.
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Apparently you should never include this in a work email
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The morning routines of successful people will inspire you to stop pressing snooze
How do (and did) some of the most successful people really start their days?
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These are the Marie Claire Verified influencers you need to start following now
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Meet the woman leading the charge for electric vehicles in the car industry
Emma King has been named winner of Autocar’s Great British Women in the Car Industry Rising Stars 2019 initiative
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Payal Kadakia: 'We need more diversity on the other side of the table'
Female tech founder Payal Kadakia is next in our Women Who Win series, giving us some insight into how tough you have to be to hack it at the top…
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Meet Ellie Norman – Formula One's first female executive on a mission to rebrand the sport
The world of F1 is finally shifting, and this is the women driving the change
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The Queen is hiring a Social Media Manager and this is how to apply
Let's get digital
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Want to be your own boss? Follow these simple steps for career success
These are the six questions you need to answer honestly for a fabulous freelance life
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The true cost of always saying 'yes', and how to stop
An anxiety expert tells us why it's high time we stopped people-pleasing...
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'It’s no wonder there aren't more women in STEM if we publicly vilify the ones who succeed'
'The backlash against Dr Bouman is a not-so-subtle reminder that male scientists who make history gain recognition, while their female counterparts are painted as frauds,' says Marie Claire's Jenny Proudfoot
