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East showing signs of stability following the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the US, the Delhi government has withdrawn its work-from-home arrangement for its employees.
The Delhi government has withdrawn the Wednesday and Saturday work-from-home arrangement for employees and revised GNCTD office timings after saying the geopolitical situation has largely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.
As the globe returns to work post-pandemic due to uncertain budgets, reducing waste and accomplishing more with less is top of mind.
In the Narendra Modi regime, this flowed from the top and that is why amid the unprecedented challenge of the pandemic, healthcare management, vaccination and economic revival could be met with promptness and efficacy.
While one in three (32 per cent) said they work from a proper office, nearly as many (31 per cent) said their bedroom is their office, 45 per cent work from a couch regularly, 38 per cent work from a bed, 20 per cent work outdoors and 19 per cent even work from a closet regularly.
The work from home model enabled people to work flexibly and comfortably while being in the safety of their homes!
As many as 1.5 lakh IT professionals work in about 800 companies located on the Outer Ring Road segment where the metro construction work is likely to commence
