Singaporeans head back to the office from Aug 19, but hybrid work is here to stay


Law firm Dentons Rodyk said it plans to allow employees a fixed number of work-from-home days each week, with more flexible reporting times. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): On Thursday (Aug 19), Singapore will ease restrictions, giving companies the green light to bring more staff back to the office.

Even so, most employers - including Singapore's largest, the Government - expect hybrid working arrangements to be a permanent feature of the post-pandemic world.

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