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Manpower Ministry Still Reviewing WFH to Reduce Jakarta's Air Pollution - Vimarsana News

Manpower Ministry Still Reviewing WFH to Reduce Jakarta's Air Pollution

Manpower Ministry is still reviewing the discourse on implementing work from home (WFH) as one of the ways to fight air pollution in Jakarta

Jokowi Orders WFH, Weather Modification to Tackle Jakarta Air Pollution - Vimarsana News

Jokowi Orders WFH, Weather Modification to Tackle Jakarta Air Pollution

President Jokowi convened a number of cabinet ministers and regional heads today to discuss Jakarta's increasingly worrisome air pollution.

Air Pollution in Jakarta: Civil Servants Will Work from Home, Ministries Asked Doing the Same - Vimarsana News

Air Pollution in Jakarta: Civil Servants Will Work from Home, Ministries Asked Doing the Same

Air pollution (polusi udara) in Jakarta ranks among the worst in the world, according to IQAir.

Do I have to return to the office? No – employers don't expect you there full-time with flexible and hybrid work continuing to grow - Vimarsana News

Do I have to return to the office? No – employers don't expect you there full-time with flexible and hybrid work continuing to grow

Companies like Walt Disney might be pushing to get workers back in offices most of the week, but they are the outliers – more businesses than ever are adapting to flexible and hybrid work for their employees.

Source: scmp.com
80% of bosses regret initial plans of asking employees to return to office - Vimarsana News

80% of bosses regret initial plans of asking employees to return to office

The companies experiencing the most difficulty are the ones that mandated a strict return to the office three days a week without seeking employee input first, an expert said.