App for workers to report bosses who refuse to let them WFH


PUTRAJAYA: A recently launched smartphone app for workers has been updated to include a category for complaints against bosses not allowing them to work from home.

Human Resources Minister Datuk Seri M. Saravanan said a new complaint category has been created under the Working for Workers application following the government’s announcement that 40% of workers in the private sector must work from home beginning today to reduce Covid-19 infections.

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