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You can read our review of the series here, but now we're going to dive into everything you should know about this TV series even if you've already read the original book trilogy. Lyra Belaqua, the protagonist of the series, is a year-old girl living in a place called Oxford. It's reminiscent of Britain in the early 20th century, but everything is just slightly off. They have electricity, but called it "anbaric" instead of "electric" in the books. There are helicopters, but those are called "gyrocopters," air travel is done by zeppelin instead of airplane, and so on.
Lyra and Pantalaimon in a character portrait for "His Dark Materials. The title of Pullman's trilogy titles comes from a section of an epic poem by John Milton called "Paradise Lost," first published in These themes of religion are prevalent throughout all three of Pullman's novels, but not as openly discussed in the first volume.
In Lyra's world, there's a religious order called the Magisterium which holds power much in the way the Catholic Church did and does over parts of the world. The creators of HBO's adaptation have said that the Magisterium is not meant to be a pure analogy for Catholicism, but more about the general dynamic of institutional power working at odds with progressive academic study.
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The stage production of "Harry Potter and Cursed Child" has drawn criticisms for its story line, written by Jack Thorne. Manuel Harlan. Rowling's original "Harry Potter" series. A core group of characters are introduced on the first episode of "His Dark Materials. Ruth Wilson as Ms. Coulter on "His Dark Materials. There are more characters, particularly in the Magisterium, that you'll get to know over the next several episodes, but these are the most important ones to bear in mind for now.
ET on HBO. They speak, and have their own names. We contacted several respondents to understand the recurring problems. Some agreed to speak on the record; others asked to use their first name or a pseudonym. Sarah Bertram joined the trading floor at Citigroup in London in June She was fast-tracked up the ranks, from a Women of Tomorrow programme to a trading internship to a full-time job as a sales analyst. It was exciting and there was a huge learning curve. If you have an insight or tip about how companies handle mental health in the workplace, we want to hear from you.
After a few years, however, Bertram received a frightening health diagnosis, and the competing pressures of work and health left her in a cycle of stress. It was draining me. I wanted to learn and grow but I just felt like a hamster in a wheel. One morning, Bertram collapsed before work. She never told her boss.
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I was grey. I thought, surely somebody noticed this and should have spoken up. But I think that side of management was neglected. They might check in if you are underperforming but because I was still doing OK, no one seemed to care. Citi says it has implemented significant changes since Bertram left in March Many come from stress-related behaviours. Studies show that burnout is a characteristic of employees who care the most about their work. She now runs mental health awareness initiatives based on her experience. She describes leaving as the hardest but best decision she has ever made; although she excelled, the costs of continuing felt too high.
I was a woman, driven to succeed, and would have loved to climb my way up a big corporate. In workplaces across the world , senior managers are often unreceptive, or even hostile, to conversations about mental health. Many FT survey respondents who did tell managers about their issues felt they were discriminated against or given less meaningful work in response.
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Tim Clayfield was an employee of Dow Chemical in Switzerland for nearly 30 years as a senior scientist in plastics and rubbers. As is often the case, his bout with depression was triggered by a personal circumstance a divorce and exacerbated by work. After his marriage broke down, Clayfield began taking antidepressants in the spring of , but did not feel comfortable mentioning it to his colleagues or superiors.
As he adjusted to the medication, he missed a few deadlines. He remembers staring at his computer screen, unable to concentrate, not knowing where to start. The closest Clayfield got to opening up was in , when he told a senior colleague in passing that he had been sitting at his computer in tears earlier that day. Eva not her real name was a long-time senior partner at a law firm in London who suffered a significant personal trauma.
A self-defined workaholic who loved her job, Eva jumped back into hour days. After three years, she burned out. She describes it not as depression but as debilitating exhaustion. She felt a brain fog. On some days, she was unable to get out of bed. On return, she recalls senior management telling her that they felt uncomfortable with her being alone with her team. You start overthinking everything. But also having the proper infrastructure in place for the more complicated cases is essential. We are still investigating the use of NDAs to cover up mental health discrimination, and we want to hear from you.
Eventually, the firm asked Eva to leave. She brought in a lawyer and they settled out of court. As part of the settlement, she signed an agreement that concealed her claim. A number of people we spoke with suggested that the use of non-disclosure agreements in mental health discrimination cases is on the rise.
The pressure on individual employees to disguise any sign that they are struggling can reflect a broader pressure on an entire business to outperform — from shareholders, directors or private owners. Jonathan whose name has been changed is the chief financial officer of a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare, a publicly traded multinational mental health company. Acadia treats a wide range of mental health issues, from acute inpatient psychiatric cases to outpatient therapy, and operates in the US, UK and Puerto Rico. Jonathan has a unique perspective as CFO, where his biggest moral struggle is that appeasing his parent company and its shareholders is often at odds with patient care.
It just floors me. Only 16 per cent of respondents to the FT survey who received health insurance through work felt that their benefits were as good for mental health as for physical health.
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According to the Parity Act, insurance companies cannot discriminate by imposing higher co-pays, higher deductibles or lower lifetime caps on mental health claims. Meiram Bendat of the US law firm Psych-Appeal, which specialises in mental health-related cases, says that insurers and big corporations often work together to deny services to patients with mental illness.
Because symptoms are less measurable than in physical illness, they use the grey area to pay less in claims, keeping their costs and premiums down. In early March, he co-led a case against a subsidiary of UnitedHealth Group, the largest healthcare insurer in the US. A federal court in California ruled that United had unlawfully denied mental health and substance use treatment to approximately 50, insured clients.
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It may set a new precedent and force insurers to take the Parity Act more seriously. Kennedy tells the FT that unless top executives across America start ordering their heads of human resources to ensure their insurance providers respect parity laws, there will be more lawsuits. In , Canada became the first country in the world to have a national standard for workplace psychological health.