SINGAPORE: Employers have to compensate their employees for injuries sustained during work-from-home arrangements, said Minister of State for ...
Non-essential workers in Singapore have been working from home since Apr 7, when Singapore imposed a"circuit breaker" period to curb the spread of COVID-19.
Work injury compensation insurance is purchased by employers, and covers employees who are injured out of and during the course of doing work at home, said Mr Zaqy.
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