Work from home
Market trends reflect that new ways of working are needed to survive and thrive while working from home. Although workers may face competing demands of work, caregiving, and other household responsibilities, working from home is typically associated with an increased quality of life. More flexible and project-basis work arrangements is also anticipated to be the future norm.
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Working on work from home, from home
COVID-19 has not made the world a better place, but it has created conditions...
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The work-from-home revolution
From 7 April to 19 May 2020, KPMG in Malaysia conducted a public survey...
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Realizing mission-oriented innovations in a fast-moving world
Longread with Dan Hill from the Swedish innovation agency Vinnova about identifying, following through,...
Household production, gender inequality and the Movement Control Order
When market production shuts down, the value of household production becomes more visible. This...
COVID-19: Malaysia employees’ sentiment on working from home
Working from home (WFH) has become the new normal for many employees as we...
Isolated and short of supplies, Malaysia’s indigenous groups depend on aid to ride out movement control order
Brief review of indigenous communities impacts from COVID-19.
