KUALA LUMPUR: Puspanita (Association of Female Public Service Officers and Wives of Civil Servants) plans to submit a resolution for the Women and Family Development Ministry to draw up a policy for women to work from home.
Puspanita vice-president Datik Mardhiah Mohd Zin said the aim was to get employers to come up with their own in-house policy to allow women to work from home.
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