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Two-thirds of workers in the UK “languishing” Home » HR News » Two-thirds of workers in the UK “languishing” Posted on Jun 9, 2021 More than two in every five workers say they are “languishing” at work, according to research from Randstad UK. The term ‘languishing’ was coined by American sociologist Corey Keyes, who was struck that many people who weren’t depressed also weren’t thriving.  ‘Languishing’ represents the emotional long haul of the pandemic as...

He explained: “I have had a very up and down lockdown, to be honest. "It started well, then I had a bit of a dip, then I had what I can only define as a manic phase probably for a few weeks I was a little bit out of control, then I had a massive plunge." He added: "As you say, an awful lot of people have been affected by the pandemic.” Alastair Campbell health: Journalist has opened up about his depression battle (Image: Getty Images) Alastair has written a book about his depression journey...