Workforce management in the new normal


New order: A food-delivery rider is pictured near the Twin Towers. Many novel ways of working have emerged as the workforce adapts to the Covid-19 pandemic. — AP

NONE of us in our generation have been trained for the current situation. There is no textbook answer on how to manage the Covid-19 pandemic with precision and certainty. The reality is that we are still learning how to cope with it every day.

Some of us in essential services continue to work seamlessly (kudos to our brave Malaysian frontliners for keeping us safe!), or work from home (WFH) with minimal fuss. For others, being stuck at home for almost two months during the movement control order (MCO) period has been a really daunting challenge.

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