CORONAVIRUS | Department heads urged to discuss arrangements for staff as gov't loosens MCO restrictions.
| From May 4, heads of government departments have been urged to implement staggered working hours and alternate days of work at the office and from home, as part of the loosening of restrictions by the government in the movement control order .
In an announcement broadcast late this morning, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said that beginning Monday next week, the government will encourage civil servants to work from home except for work that requires being at the office, and meetings are encouraged to be held online. “I ask for all department heads to hold discussions at the departmental level to reorganise the need of human resource to prioritise the concept of work from home,” Muhyiddin said during the announcement on the various loosening of restrictions nationwide of the MCO.
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