New Mental Health Policy at the Workplace Being Drafted to Address Extreme Burnout
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The Malaysian government is drafting a new policy on mental health in the workplace. The policy aims to help workers overcome the problem of extreme fatigue, or burnout, and to achieve a balance between work and personal life.
According to Datuk Dzulkefly, the policy will help create a work environment that supports the mental health of workers. In this way, the risk of mental health problems among workers can be reduced.
Extreme fatigue at work is increasingly a concern in Malaysia. Many workers feel stressed because of heavy workloads and insufficient rest time. Therefore, this policy is seen as important for protecting the well-being of workers.
So far, further details regarding the content of the policy and its implementation date have not been disclosed. The public can continue to follow developments on this news through official government sources.
Sources: Human Resources Online
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