Bosses won't let you WFH? Write 'em up with govt's Working for Workers app


PUTRAJAYA: Employees may now lodge complaints against bosses who do not allow them to work from home via the newly-launched application Working for Workers.

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said this new category of complaint that is available on the application was created following the government’s announcement that 40% of workers in the private sector are to work from home with effect from Tuesday (May 25) to reduce Covid-19 infections.

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