Sustitución y restitución en Eugenio Láscaris

The current study provides the fundamental understanding of the mediating role of WRMDs on the link between emotional distress and presenteeism among administrative workers. Besides, this study was conducted among those holding a job position of administrative assistant (clerical/operation and financial) in UiTM in Peninsular Malaysia. Future studies should be extended using larger sample sizes and covering bigger population, so that the findings might be generalized to an extended population. Using different methodology is highly recommended to accurately capture the information regarding the emotional distress level, WRMDs and presenteeism rather than relying on the perception of the respondents. The use of experimental groups for a specified time period (longitudinal study) is highly recommended.

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