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KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Industries are mandated to implement work-from-home (WFH) for staff in management and supervision groups, and only 10% of these groups can work in the office.
In a statement of frequently asked questions related to the conditional motion control order (MCO) issued on Thursday (October 22), the Ministry of Industry and International Trade (Miti) said that employees in management and oversight groups include those whose tasks involve accounting, finance, administration, legislation, planning and information and communications technology.
Employees are limited to being in the office for only four hours, from 10 a.m. M. At 2 p. M., Three days a week.
“Companies can run a rotation system to appoint the representatives of the management and supervision groups that should be in the office.
“Companies are also advised to provide a list of employees involved in (the) WFH and also in its operations so that the authorities can consult them, if necessary,” Miti said.
The ministry said employers should issue a travel authorization letter to every employee who is allowed to work during the MCO’s conditional period.
Employees in other sectors categorized as informal sectors, such as retail, food, plantations, agriculture, street vendors, food stalls, restaurants, food courts, grocery stores, and convenience stores, can work as usual according to the MCO conditional operating standard. procedures that have been established.
Employees of transportation services, such as public transportation, express buses, light rail transit services, taxis, electronic call services and food delivery services can also work as usual, the ministry said. . – Bernama
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) related to the conditional motion control order (#PKPB) Ministry of Industry and International Trade (Number 1) @MITIMalasia pic.twitter.com/gP9udQtPze
– BERNAMA (@bernamadotcom) October 22, 2020
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