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[Tempatan] Rakyat prefer tempat kerja flexi hours, work-life balance. Masalahnya bukan semu

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For Malaysian employees, flexi hours, work-life balance top reasons for happiness; salary levels leading cause of dissatisfaction
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 08:48 AM MYT
BY IDA LIM


KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 13 — Being able to balance work with life and having flexible working hours are key factors for Malaysian employees who are happy at work, while feeling that they could be paid more by their employers is a leading cause of dissatisfaction, a recent survey has shown.

In the survey by market research firm Vase, a total of 1,042 Malaysians who are currently employed were asked to rate their satisfaction level at their current workplace.

More than half or 57 per cent of those polled said they were “very satisfied” with their workplace now, while 40 per cent said they were “not satisfied” and felt there is room for improvement. The remaining 3 per cent said they were “extremely dissatisfied”.



When it came to employment sectors, a higher percentage of those in government or statutory bodies were very satisfied at 67 per cent, followed by the self-employed at 64 per cent and those in the private sector at 51 per cent.

As a whole, 52 per cent of the 1,042 respondents felt they were paid fairly, 27 per cent did not feel they were paid fairly, while 21 per cent said they were unsure.

Reasons for happiness at work

In the survey results released by Vase yesterday, Malaysian employees appear to prize freedom and good pay.

The top five reasons for those who said they were “very satisfied” were flexible working hours (37 per cent), work-life balance (35 per cent), superiors who are understanding (30 per cent), being able to freely express their own thoughts and ideas (29 per cent) and a great salary (28 per cent).

Why the dissatisfaction at work

On the flipside, the desire for better pay is the overwhelming reason for why Malaysian employees are dissatisfied at their workplace with 58 per cent of dissatisfied respondents selecting this, followed by 42 per cent who feel training and development could be improved, and 40 per cent who want a better work-life balance.

The survey results appear to suggest that male and female employees may have different priorities when it comes to what they feel should be improved at their workplace.

For male respondents, 29 per cent said technical equipment could be upgraded, while only 21 per cent wanted better medical benefits. Only 18 per cent felt more empathetic superiors could boost their work environment.

In contrast, for female respondents, 44 per cent felt that clearer opportunities for career advancement would make them more satisfied, while 35 per cent wanted better medical benefits and 31 per cent believed the workplace could be improved with more empathetic superiors.

However, when it comes to the issue of improved salary levels or financial compensation for their work, a high percentage of both male and female respondents cited this, at 52 per cent and 65 per cent respectively.

The ‘extremely dissatisfied’ category

For the 3 per cent of the 1,042 respondents who said they were extremely dissatisfied with their current workplace, the top reason is a toxic and unhealthy work environment (41 per cent).

This is followed by the company not being ethical in the way work is carried out (28 per cent), superiors who micro-manage (25 per cent), salaries not being banked in on time (13 per cent), and not being paid the Employees’ Provident Fund or EPF (6 per cent). Employers are legally required to make contributions to employees’ retirement savings via the EPF.

Why employees may change jobs/companies

Out of 11 possibilities, the number one reason for why Malaysians may switch jobs and move on to a different organisation is the desire for a higher salary with 52 per cent of respondents saying this.

This was followed by those wanting a new work environment (34 per cent), a more convenient work location that is closer to home or public transport (28 per cent), as well as more lucrative benefits such as healthcare and pension (28 per cent).

What Malaysians are willing to sacrifice for their dream job

The respondents were also asked the question of what compromises they would be willing to make to ensure job satisfaction, when faced with the scenario of landing their “dream job”.

The top compromise selected was working longer hours or on public holidays (36 per cent), followed by working further from preferred locations (32 per cent), limited career progression (23 per cent), unattractive working environment (14 per cent), taking a lower salary (12 per cent), and reduced benefits such as no healthcare (12 per cent).

But 20 per cent of those polled said they were not willing to make any sacrifices.  

The online survey was conducted nationwide by Vase together with the Digi-X team from January 22 to January 29 among 1,042 Malaysian respondents, with all of them aged 24 and above and currently employed. The respondents were multiracial: 70 per cent were Bumiputera, 25 per cent Chinese and the rest Indian or of other ethnicities.

A total of 60 per cent of the respondents worked in the private sector, 21 per cent with the government or statutory bodies, 19 per cent were self-employed while 1 per cent fell under the category of others.

As for their occupations, 33 per cent of the 1,042 respondents were categorised as white-collar workers such as clerks, nurses, teachers and salesmen, while 23 per cent were professionals, executives or managers, 21 per cent were self-employed or freelancers, 14 per cent were blue-collar workers such as technicians, mechanics, waitresses and hawkers, followed by 7 per cent in the others category, and 2 per cent being business owners or traders.

The majority of the respondents had been with their current jobs for more than one year, with the largest group having worked more than five years (38 per cent), while the rest include those who had worked four to five years (6 per cent), three to four years (8 per cent), two to three years (12 per cent), and one to two years (15 per cent).

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Post time 13-8-2020 09:51 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
Edited by adelea at 13-8-2020 09:53 AM

aku pernah keje bos cina gila
suh balik keje kul 11 malam hari hari

aku buat bodo je
aku balik cem biasa kul 5
hari hari dia maki staff macam apa ...

cukup 3 bulan aku resign

yg plg lawak tu
dia kata aku suka dia


ohhh please laaaa
dah la pendek
perasan hensem ....
mulut macam hansuang
cina berak tak basuh

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Post time 13-8-2020 09:53 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
bos cina tu femes
ada nama dia di sebut dlm salah satu thread forum

forumer tu ckp bos tu ada dua personaliti ker
hari2 nak marah .... gilo betul
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Post time 13-8-2020 10:11 AM | Show all posts
adelea replied at 13-8-2020 09:51 AM
aku pernah keje bos cina gila
suh balik keje kul 11 malam hari hari

sempat dapat angpow.. ? berapa RM dia bagi ?

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Post time 13-8-2020 10:45 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
adelea replied at 13-8-2020 09:53 AM
bos cina tu femes
ada nama dia di sebut dlm salah satu thread forum


Limkokweng?
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Post time 13-8-2020 10:54 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
dubuk replied at 13-8-2020 10:11 AM
sempat dapat angpow.. ? berapa RM dia bagi ?

ang pow mende ...
3 bulan je i keje , terus resign hahahah
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Post time 13-8-2020 10:56 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
sharlenetexas replied at 13-8-2020 10:45 AM
Limkokweng?

salah .. hehehehehe
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:09 AM | Show all posts
gomen dah lama start masa awal tahun ari tu tak silap. tp tuh laa masalah jem tetap sama kt putrajay nun
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:16 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
aku pnh dpt bos cina aku rasa dia paling best
byk belajar dan xkedekut
mulut kdg2 mcm hape je tp bearable la

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Post time 13-8-2020 11:21 AM | Show all posts
Flexi hour paling bagus
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:23 AM | Show all posts
adelea replied at 13-8-2020 09:51 AM
aku pernah keje bos cina gila
suh balik keje kul 11 malam hari hari

Time tu u single lagi ke?
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:28 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
insulin replied at 13-8-2020 11:23 AM
Time tu u single lagi ke?

yer single
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:30 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
airmineral replied at 13-8-2020 11:16 AM
aku pnh dpt bos cina aku rasa dia paling best
byk belajar dan xkedekut
mulut kdg2 mcm hape je tp b ...

iols punya bos yg paling best pon cina jugak

tapi ummah China prc ~PR Ausie
sgt understanding .... best keje dgn dia
tapi tu laaa bos expat ni macam pinjam pinjaman je
cukup masa kena p country lain .. sedehh ooo

setakat ni yg ummah cina malaysia semuanya hampehh

yg boss ah so cina lagi double triple hampehhh
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:38 AM | Show all posts

Ohhh. Patutlah.
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:41 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
adelea replied at 13-8-2020 09:53 AM
bos cina tu femes
ada nama dia di sebut dlm salah satu thread forum


Iols nak teka boleh?
Tan ke
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:47 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
adelea replied at 13-8-2020 09:53 AM
bos cina tu femes
ada nama dia di sebut dlm salah satu thread forum


Ko keje kolej l** k** w*** tu ke
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:49 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
aku pon rasa aku stay lama dgn co yg flexi..kalau x flexi 3bln da blah..so far co keje skrg flexi..leh msuk n blk sukati..lunch pon sukati..as long as keje siap..
pnh keje singtel pon flexi 4thn kat situ aku tahan..hitachi x flexi..so sthn je situ..last aku bertahan dgn co paling lama yg flexi is astro..6thn lbh kat situ..benefit pun byk..parking free lg zmn tu..tp astro sejak tuka ceo da x best..da strict mcm co jepun dah..nsb aku pon da lama blah..co skrg xtau la berapa lama kat sini..maybe lg lama dr astro dulu..haha..
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:54 AM From the mobile phone | Show all posts
annehuda replied at 13-8-2020 11:47 AM
Ko keje kolej l** k** w*** tu ke

tak beb bukan ...
bukan dia ...

species cina boss lim kok weng tu mmg ada merata2 ...
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Post time 13-8-2020 11:59 AM | Show all posts
Tempat kerja ni kalau semua tahu mainkan peranan dan tugas yang diamanahkan bekerja secara professional sentiasa kerja as a team selalunya tak ada banyak masaalah walau kerja tu berat atau sesibuk mana pun.

Yang masaalah bila ada yang jenis parasite, berpuak2, bergeng2, dengan bos pun ada pulak jenis gila kpi sampai tak pedulikan kebajikan staff tau jaga bontot dia je nak2 bila dah nak hujung tahun macam sekarang ni.  Belum lagi masuk geng kaki cuti, kaki mc, kaki unpaid, kaki ngulor, kaki kipas, kaki spy, kaki ngadu, kaki perasan bagus tapi hasil kerja hampas, kaki masuk kerja guna kabel cakap padai kerja semua tak tahu tapi hasil hampeh.  Bila buat salah ke tegus sikit dah nak nagis nak ngadu dengan kabel, kalau ada ramai jenis macam itu semua seluruh office boleh jadi stress.  Dah kerja dengan macam2 bangsa macam2 jenis company local dan international.  The best kerja ngan omputih international company gak.  Ada gak adapnya ada appreciation untuk kita bila kerja yang dilakukan tu bagus.  Nak suruh apa2 pun ada gak hormatnya dan amat professional.  Walau kerja busy tapi rasa happy sebab sama2 kerja sama2 main peranan yang berat jadi ringan.
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 Author| Post time 13-8-2020 12:01 PM | Show all posts

amboi ko

dgn sarah82 ko ngorat
dgn adelea ko ngorat


kantoi

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