Firms need time to switch to WFH

Keeping safe and away: It is all quiet in the Nestle office in Petaling Jaya, save for a few security guards, as the WFH directive takes effect until the end of the conditional MCO. Where possible, employees are working from home, and will stay connected via virtual platforms in order to perform their work duties.

PETALING JAYA: Offices in conditional movement control order (MCO) zones are emptying out, as many firms align with the government’s Work-From-Home (WFH) policy.

However, employers and business groups also say that while companies are moving towards WFH, they need time to make the necessary arrangements.