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Poor sleep (65 per cent), money worries (64 per cent) and feeling socially isolated outside work (60 per cent) were also reported. - Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily

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Dr Hisham Dzakiria explained that burnout developed when prolonged stress is ignored. Photo for illustrative purposes only. Photo: CANVA

Experts say a shift in priorities and exposure to other "glamorous" careers contribute to the declining interest among top students. - 123RF photo

MALAYSIANS ranked among the highest digital device users in Asia, with an average daily screen time of eight hours and 17 minutes, which may result in 'text neck syndrome', a relatively new condition that has emerged post-pandemic with noticeable rise in cases among teenagers and young adults.

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

In Islam, the blessing of sustenance is not only measured by the amount of profit but also by peace of mind, good relationships with customers, and ease in business dealings. Photo by Bernama, inset: Nurulazma Shafiqah

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PSSC chairman Suhaizan Kaiat said the decision was made after conducting three engagement sessions with MMA, MNA and MAMA to address relevant issues.

Leaders must embody work-life balance by limiting excessive hours, taking breaks and prioritising wellness. Photo edited in Canva