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[syed putra]

Malaysians revive calls for a four-day work week on social media, citing better mental health, work-life balance, and productivity gains.​

THE idea of a four-day work week has once again gained traction on social media, with many Malaysians expressing support for a work arrangement that prioritises better work-life balance and improved well-being.

In a recent Threads post, a user shared their view on the concept, asking: “I still believe that working four days a week and having three days off is the best setup for everyone’s mental and physical health. How many of you agree?”

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The post triggered lively discussion, with many users agreeing that a shorter work week could help reduce burnout, improve mental health, and allow employees to spend more time with family.

Supporters also said an additional day off would give workers more time to rest, pursue personal interests, handle errands and recharge before returning to work.

 

[laksaboy]

That should be the way. No working on the Muslim, Jewish and Christian holy days of the week.

 

[syed putra]

That should be the way. No working on the Muslim, Jewish and Christian holy days of the week.

Buddhist? Hindus? We need more day off.