The changing way of work is putting pressure on employees


With remote working, employees were required to have massive and intense learning within a limited time frame. — 123rf.com

ONE of the causes of Malaysians resigning during Covid-19 is the additional stress that they shoulder as workers try to navigate their way through the long pandemic.

Even if we were to put aside the overall heightened health concerns and worries about career trajectory in an economically uncertain period, there is also the increased workload that employees now have to carry.

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