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Indonesia Gears Up to Enforce Weekly WFH Policy for Civil Servants
Indonesia's government is preparing to enforce a policy requiring civil servants to work from home one day a week, an initiative aimed at reducing energy consumption.
23 Mar, 05:33 — 23 Mar, 12:08
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straits-timesMostly Factual139d ago
Indonesian civil servants to work from home once a week to cut energy consumption - The Straits Times
Indonesian civil servants to work from home once a week to cut energy consumption The Straits Times
Read full article →Jakarta PostMostly Factual139d ago
Govt gears up to enforce one-day WFH policy for civil servants - The Jakarta Post
Govt gears up to enforce one-day WFH policy for civil servants The Jakarta Post
Read full article →star-malaysiaMixed139d ago
Indonesian civil servants to work from home once a week to cut energy consumption - The Star
Indonesian civil servants to work from home once a week to cut energy consumption The Star
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First report: Jakarta Post · 23 Mar, 05:33|Full coverage: 3 · 7h|Window: 7h
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