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ONCE associated mainly with freelancers and start-ups, co-working spaces are increasingly emerging as preferred workplaces for a diverse range of professionals in Malaysia. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

MOE is concerned about the worries raised by the public regarding viral news about the possible implementation of PdPR. - Bernama photo

Flexible work arrangements, including working from home (WFH), can help ensure the continuity of government operations when facing unforeseen situations such as geopolitical conflicts, disasters and public health crises. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Pixabay

Having two incomes is no longer a guaranteed shield against financial strain. Households built around dual salaries face growing exposure to rising living costs and economic shocks.

With Malaysia’s roads facing increasing congestion amid rapid urbanisation, a surge in vehicle growth and limited road infrastructure improvements, commuters are spending longer hours in traffic than ever before. Photo illustrated via Canva

They cook, clean, care for children, tend to ageing parents and keep households running day after day. Yet in Malaysia’s economic calculations, housewives' work barely exists. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim delivers a speech during the World Social Security Forum (WSSF) 2025 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) today. - Photo by Bernama

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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

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