In Malaysia, work-life balance remains a significant concern. A 2024 study ranked Malaysia as the second-worst country for work-life balance among 60 high-GDP nations, with an average workweek of 40.8 hours.
NIAGA SPOTLIGHT features key findings from the newly launched Malaysia Well-Being@Work© Index Report including Overall Well-Being Decline, Gender Disparity, Age Gap, Job Level Variance and Tenure Impact and actionable strategies to ensure policymakers can address these gaps for improved workplace well-being and work-life balance in 2025.
NIAGA SPOTLIGHT features key findings from the newly launched Malaysia Well-Being@Work© Index Report including Overall Well-Being Decline, Gender Disparity, Age Gap, Job Level Variance and Tenure Impact and actionable strategies to ensure policymakers can address these gaps for improved workplace well-being and work-life balance in 2025.
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