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East showing signs of stability following the ceasefire agreement between Iran and the US, the Delhi government has withdrawn its work-from-home arrangement for its employees.
The Delhi government has withdrawn the Wednesday and Saturday work-from-home arrangement for employees and revised GNCTD office timings after saying the geopolitical situation has largely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.
Enterprises have acknowledged the fact that smart workspace leverages the growing digitalization and encourages new ways of working while improving workforce efficiency.
This growing demand for flexibility comes at a time when remote opportunities continue to grow. According to the recent Labour Market Update, remote job postings that increased by 35x across 2020, grew further by almost 3x year-on-year as of May 2021.
Other companies, such as accountancy firm KPMG, have introduced new measures to combat the fatigue some workers might feel after more than a year of working in a less-than-ideal home set-up.
One of the things that have helped me find my daily rhythm is to think of things in terms of the things I 'must' do, and the things I 'can' do, instead of worrying over all the things I 'should' do.
Anxiety and fear induced by Covid-19 can be overwhelming and may lead to emotional outbursts that may be unfavourable for your body. It is more important than ever to learn how to deal with stress and stay safe.
