From doctors to teachers, millennials to older women, more than half of us now work flexibly. But is it a lifestyle choice, or a way to deal with increasing stress?
Andrew Stone works four days a week, teaching history and politics to sixth-formers in south London. Or, to be precise, he gets paid for working four days a week; but what happens on the fifth day is more of a grey area.He first went part-time when his son was born, and initially his day off was spent with the baby. But now that his son is three, Stone usually drops him at nursery in the morning, then comes home to spend the rest of his supposed day off marking or lesson planning.
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