Malaysia's WFH Policy Shows Minimal Fuel Savings, Businesses Warn Against Private Sector Expansion

Economists report that Malaysia's civil service work-from-home policy has had a negligible impact on fuel savings. Businesses are cautioning against extending the policy to the private sector, citing potential negative economic consequences.

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Malaysia's WFH policy: 'Very small' impact on fuel savings, so should it extend to private sector?

As segments of Malaysia’s civil service gear up to work from home thrice a week, economists say fuel savings from the move will be minimal. But businesses warn expanding the policy will hurt the economy.

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Malaysia's WFH Policy Shows Minimal Fuel Savings, Businesses Warn Against Private Sector Expansion

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