With the situation in the Middle East showing signs of stability following the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the US, the Delhi government has withdrawn its work-from-home arrangement for its employees.
The Delhi government has withdrawn the Wednesday and Saturday work-from-home arrangement for employees and revised GNCTD office timings after saying the geopolitical situation has largely normalised.
“Private offices are requested to widely communicate these protocols and ensure prompt, effective implementation in all subsidiary and branch locations,” the Environment Department said in a statement.
In its advisory issued on Saturday, the pollution watchdog asked NCR state governments and the Delhi administration to consider allowing offices to function with 50% staff on-site, with the rest working remotely.
The order has been issued by the chief education officer (CEO), Baramulla, keeping in view the safety of the PM Package employees.
The work-from-home (WFH) phenomenon which made its entry into our world post-Covid-19 is still stuttering along. But tensions between employers…
The research showed that both husbands and wives completed more family-related tasks when they worked from home versus the office.
Many believe that the trend of moonlighting was triggered by the onset of work-from-home culture necessitated by the pandemic.
The Delhi-Gurugram expressway, heavily jammed, witnessed the usual traffic on a rainy day.
Due to waterlogging, traffic flow was congested, resulting in delayed traffic on the city's internal routes.
