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LIVING WITH COVID-19

Firms eager to get staff back into the office

They have put in place plans to progressively ease more employees back to workplaces over the coming weeks

Published Fri, Jan 7, 2022 · 09:50 PM

    Singapore

    NOW that more staff are allowed in workplaces, firms have been eager to welcome them back, citing benefits such as higher productivity, better social interaction, and smoother collaboration.

    Firms told The Business Times that they have put in place plans to progressively ease more staff back to the office over the coming weeks.

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