Young workers: Job-hopping not on a whim but out of necessity


PETALING JAYA: For many young Malaysians, changing jobs is less about restlessness and more about survival, skills and self-development in a fast-moving labour market.

Jehan Idris, 29, from Damansara, made his first job switch last year after spending five years as a writer with a media agency.

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