Since its implementation in mid-April, the work-from-home (WFH) initiative for ministries, government agencies, statutory bodies and government-linked companies (GLCs) has generated RM7,309,084 in RON 95 petrol subsidy savings.
As Bernama reports, the chief secretary to the government, Tan Sri Shamsul Azri Abu Bakar, said the cost-saving measure has resulted in a reduction of 4,046,448 litres of fuel consumption over the three months since it was introduced, with a total of 659,000 civil servants having benefited from the initiative.
Now, the WFH policy is being changed to a hybrid working day (HWD) policy, starting from August 1. From that date, civil servants are required to work in the office for three days and work remotely from home or an alternative location for two days each week
Shamsul Azri said that the HWD flexibility would not apply to working days adjacent to weekend holidays. This is to prevent civil servants from taking advantage of the arrangement to create extended weekends. “For example, if a civil servant is off on Saturday and Sunday, they will not be allowed to choose Monday and Friday as their hybrid working days,” he said.
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no wonder things getting slower , the two days not in office = nothing progress…
full time go offit work also malaysia tak berapa maju. lagi nak wfh atau hybrid. efficiency conlanfirm off the roof! Bravos