Most Singapore workers returning to office, HR reskilling urged


SINGAPORE: Most workers in Singapore have begun trudging back to their workplaces, but there remains a gap between how many remote days employees expect and bosses are willing to offer.

A total of 79% of Singapore workers are showing up on mandated days, more than the global average of 75%, according to a report by workplace strategy and design firm Unispace.

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