The Age of Work

Peckham, a neighborhood in South London, attracts immigrants from all over the world. On Choumert Road, small business owners are struggling with high costs.

Apian, a UK-based healthcare logistics company, hopes to use ground robots and drones to help make hospitals and laboratories more efficient.

Long-haul British Airways pilot Suzanne Morgan feared how menopause would affect her career. She brought the issue to the company, which now has menopause policies on the books.

Steve Anyiwo started DATSiT, a line of organic body butters four years ago, and is working seven days a week to grow his business.

Kai Ryssdal visits Samantha Wallace, co-owner of a honey shop in London’s Borough Market. He’s been talking to her about business in the U.K. for more than six years.

After two years of unemployment and feeling invisible, Stuart Morris changed his mindset to get back to work.

When Joanne Hislop had triplets, her employer allowed her to work part-time. But that wasn’t the end of her story.

Tariffs, automation and labor shortages, all inside a facility that builds trusses — the products that literally hold up your roof.

In Eagle Mountain, where the median age is just 22, high school students operate their own soda shop.

In Eagle Mountain, commercial development hasn’t kept up with population growth. So you might get your hair cut or your dog groomed at someone’s house.