THE TELEGRAPH: Millions of workers want to quit the rat race for a job in the slow lane by the age of 45, research revealed yesterday.
On the day that Tony Blair announced his resignation at the age of 54, a study found that more that than one in two Britons wanted a second, more compassionate career for the last two decades of their working life.
The country's bosses could be facing a rash of resignations from fortysomething employees who aim to put satisfaction before success. Millions want to quite the rat race (more)
Mark Alexander
