Paradigm shift needed to fight ageism 


AGEISM in the workplace is prevalent now more than ever, creating an uphill battle for those who have much to contribute yet struggle to secure employment. Malaysia still has a long way to go in recognising senior talent and raising the retirement age.

As a rapidly ageing nation on track to become an “aged nation” by 2044, it is a matter of utmost urgency that this demographic shift is reflected in the Employment Act.

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