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Work It - The tricky balance of mental health disclosure and performance at work

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If you have a diagnosed mental health condition and you’re thinking of disclosing it to your workplace, what should you be aware of? How can your performance at work be rated with this consideration? Khairil Baharudin, senior HR business partner at a tech firm and certified professional with the Institute for HR Professionals, lays out the pros and cons.

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Work It - Can burnout be self-inflicted?

Not sleeping well? Loss of appetite? Feeling anxious thinking about work? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you could be facing burnout. Gerald Tan and Tiffany Ang talk through what job burnout looks like and how to address it.

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Work It - What to do if your boss isn’t helping you get a promotion

You are gunning for a promotion and you have asked your manager for more opportunities. But the response is lukewarm. What should you do?  Have a work-related question to ask a career counsellor? cnapodcasts [at] mediacorp.com.sg (Email us here). 

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Work It - Is taking childcare leave hurting my career?

The government has been providing parental benefits to encourage people to have more children. But what do these increased benefits mean for companies and their bottom line? Will taking more childcare leave affect promotion prospects? Derrick Teo, CEO of human resource firm Elitez Group and senior professional at the Institute for Human Resource Professionals, explains. 

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Work It - This meeting could have been an email

Dozing off at a meeting that’s going in circles and doesn’t seem to have a concrete agenda? Here’s how you can bring focus to these unproductive discussions.  Have a work-related question to ask a career counsellor? cnapodcasts [at] mediacorp.com.sg (Email us here).

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Work It - Is the non-compete clause sabotaging your next career move?

In some employment contracts, there is a non-compete clause that limits an employee moving to a competitor. How does this impact your career? Jonathan Yuen, head of Commercial Litigation and Employment (Disputes) at Rajah & Tann Asia, breaks it down. 

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