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flag Malaysian youth quit jobs within 18 months due to low pay, poor growth, and misaligned skills, seeking better opportunities and balance.

flag Young Malaysian workers are increasingly leaving jobs within 18 months due to inadequate wages, poor career progression, and mismatched skills, rather than personal restlessness. flag Many seek better growth opportunities, flexible schedules, and remote work options, reflecting a strategic shift toward career advancement and work-life balance. flag While inflation remains stable, systemic issues in the labor market—such as unclear promotion paths and rising living costs—drive job-hopping as a necessity. flag Employers and policymakers acknowledge the trend, supporting reforms like the Gig Workers Bill to balance worker protections with workforce flexibility.

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