Tighter MCO 3.0: Civil service to operate on hybrid WFH system, says Mohd Zuki


PETALING JAYA: The civil will operate on a hybrid system starting Tuesday (May 25), whereby only 20% of its staff will be in the office at any one time, says Tan Sri Mohd Zuki Ali.

The Chief Secretary to the Government said this system, which will see the remaining 80% of staff working from home (WFH), does not apply to public servants in frontline services.

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