SINGAPORE: Perplexed that his boss had cancelled his remote work set-up, an employee took to social media to ask others if “bosses are generally distrustful of employees who work from home.”
They explained that their bosses did not care how many hours they worked from home as long as they got the job done.Singapore workers consider resigning if bosses insist on daily work from office instead of flexible work from home He said, “My Outlook calendar is all they can see. What I do, when I do it, free or not, they all can see. They never disturb me. As long as I finish what is required of me.”
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