MDEC employees to work from home following restricted movement order

NSTnation: “Effective 18th to 31st March 2020, MDEC will implement a Work-From-Home (WFH) arrangement supported by Alternative Work Arrangement (AWA) guidelines for all employees.' covid19 coronavirus

This follows the restricted movement order for the next 14 days ordered by Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin last night.

It said that to ensure minimal disruptions to its operations, MDEC has introduced digital communications tools and technologies such as video and tele-conferencing, remote working collaborative platforms and online customer experience to connect with all external stakeholders as well as between its employees.

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