So many people stay in jobs that constantly frustrate them, fail to challenge them, or make them unhappy. Of course it’s not always easy to find a better one, and there will always be times where work is less fun than we would like – but there’s a big difference between a bad week and a job that’s run its course. Workplace stress is the biggest reason for staff absence, so knowing when to leave isn’t just important for career growth but for your mental health, too.
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MARK AND MICHELLE MARRIAGE RESCUE BID
Their year long marriage has recently been dogged by rumours of jealousy, infighting and a possible split now sources say Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright are making a dramatic bid to rescue their fractured relationship. The pair were spotted holding hands last week, signalling fresh hope they have finally turned a corner. And sources say that after what have been a tough few months, they have made a secret pact to do everything they can to save their marriage. Mark, 29, and Michelle had been living apart over the past six months while the former Corrie star filmed BBC drama Our Girl on location in South Africa and, more recently, upcoming TV series Tina And Bobby in Manchester.