SSPA study: Shorter hours promote balanced work-family life, says expert


KUALA LUMPUR: Since the announcement of the Public Service Remuneration System (SSPA) study, which considers shorter working hours for female civil servants, several women view it positively for advancing their position in the workforce.

The fact is, the longstanding issue of women having to give up work for family care persists, with no clear solution despite previous efforts.

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