I'm Catherine Eadie, founder ofMHScot Workplace Wellbeing. This is where I write more personally than our business pages: sharper, more political, grounded in evidence and lived experience.
Latest posts
- Loneliness, neoliberalism and 'enough' at workRichard Murphy says loneliness is internalised neoliberalism. The workplace is where that lesson gets taught most clearly, and 'enough' is the fix nobody calls simple.
- AI at work isn't a revolution. It's a vacuum.Four in five UK workers use AI. Fewer than one in twenty use it well. That gap isn't your people, it's the training, rules and permission nobody gave them.
- 'Job hugging' isn't fear. It's a rational read of a broken deal.HR's new phrase blames the worker again. People aren't clinging to jobs out of fear, they're surveying the alternatives and finding nothing better.
- 'It is a killer': what a learner taught me about burnoutA learner who reached burnout twice could name every protective habit. Knowing your non-negotiables isn't the same as being able to use them.