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On Tuesday, Prime Minister’s Department (Law and Institutional Reforms) Minister Datuk Seri Azalina Othman Said said the government should reconsider raising the mandatory retirement age from 60 to 65, noting that many people at 60 remain healthy and experienced. - Small photo: Abdul Rahman Mohd Nordin

Mothers often feel anxious about re-entering the workforce but stresses that employers must provide the understanding and support needed to ease their transition. Photo by Canva

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In a post-pandemic world where mental health, mobility, and mindfulness matter just as much as fitting into your jeans, pilates is being embraced not just for how it shapes bodies, but for how it restores balance. Photo: Canva

Pilates instructor Nelissa Nezam believes pilates, being gentle and powerful in nature, has the kind of attraction that draws people to it because of that. Photo by Canva

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Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia senior lecturer in Economics and Banking Dr Mohd Faisol Ibrahim said The limited job opportunities in high-skilled fields have led to intense competition, leaving no choice but to transition to semi-skilled employment.

A total of 1.95 million highly educated graduates in the country are currently working in jobs that do not match their qualifications and skills.

Malaysia’s ageing workforce needs to be countered by a shift in the national employment strategy with a focus on inclusivity, technology adoption, and sustainable workforce planning. Photo: Canva

In most Malaysian workplaces, mental health is still seen as a personal issue rather than an organisational responsibility, says a mental health expert. Photo: Canva