S3 Ep 7. The relationship between work, status and wellbeing with Prof Sir Michael Marmot (Director, UCL Institute of Health Equity)

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The Right Work

Arjun Sahdev and Andy Grey

37 episodes

9 months ago

Listen for inspiration, ideas and tools to help you find #TheRightWork. Most people, if they’re honest, feel unsatisfied with their jobs. Lots of people don’t know what they want to do with their lives, or how to get there, especially at an uncertain time like this. We talk to people with unique perspectives and ideas on finding #TheRightWork. We extract their most useful insights, practical tools and best advice. Join us as we ask big but important questions like: How do you find the right work for you? Is it realistic to try and find ‘the right work’ in a post-Covid world? How do you know what ‘the right work’ looks like?

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S3 Ep 7. The relationship between work, status and wellbeing with Prof Sir Michael Marmot (Director, UCL Institute of Health Equity)

The Right Work

44 minutes 17 seconds

2 years ago

S3 Ep 7. The relationship between work, status and wellbeing with Prof Sir Michael Marmot (Director, UCL Institute of Health Equity)

Sir Michael Marmot is Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health and Director of the Institute of Health Equity, at University College London. He's a world renowned expert on health and inequalities, and the author Status Syndrome, The Health Gap, and a number of major reviews into health inequalities.

We picked Prof Marmot's brains on questions like:

How do the choices we make about our work impact our mental and physical wellbeing?
How do inequalities in work relate to wellbeing?
Why should we rethink the status of our work?

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