Two-thirds of M’sian workers want work-from-home policy to continue, reveals KPMG survey


PETALING JAYA: Majority of the workforce in Malaysia supports the continuation of work-from-home arrangement post movement control order (MCO) period, reveals a survey by KPMG Malaysia.

The survey, which was conducted to understand the social wellbeing of work-from-home as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, found that 69% agreed that work-from-home should continue post-MCO as part of the new normal, while 56% of business owners are supportive of work-from-home arrangements.

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