Look into mental health needs of lecturers


BEING meticulous is one thing. Being overzealous is another matter altogether, especially in today’s context of the Covid-19 pandemic.

It’s certainly trying times for many Malaysians today. With over 4,000 cases reported on Saturday, who knows what’s going to happen next to you or your loved ones? Yes! Many in the private sector have been affected by the loss of jobs and reduced incomes. But what about mental stress levels? Is that issue being handled well or professionally by employers or human resource departments? Surely there’s a clarion call for this crucial issue to be addressed, especially among those who are dutifully continuing to work to sustain their jobs with their best of their abilities.

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