Hybrid-work model a top pick


PETALING JAYA: About 70% of members who responded to the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) Quick Poll indicated implementation of a new hybrid-work model – which combines work-from-home and normal (fixed hours) – as among the strategies for future work arrangements in moving forward post the lockdown situation.

The MEF Quick Poll also indicated that only 27.7% picked the normal and fixed-hours model, while flexible working hours received 20%, followed by shift work 19.1%, work-from-home only 15%, and staggered working hours/day 6.8%.

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