Flexible hours, remote work: Firms roll out more perks for staff
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This week, we're happy to share a couple of stories about firms’ employee benefits as well as the risks of owning unequal shares in property.
Senior business correspondent Joyce Lim writes about?how companies are taking more efforts to value their employees. With more workers preferring flexible work arrangements after getting used to remote work during Covid-19, allowing employees to work from anywhere is just one of the perks that firms have introduced. Find out more.
Invest editor Tan Ooi Boon takes a closer look at?property ownership under a 99-to-1 share structure, the tax implications and other key points that home buyers looking to split ownership might want to consider.
Do you like listening to podcasts? We've just launched a new series, Invest Talk. In our first episode this week, associate editors Lee Su Shyan and Ven Sreenivasan talk about the current inflationary environment and?how investors and consumers can brace themselves against the effects.
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2 年Planning can be at anywhere. Meeting at be at anywhere. But if are in manufacturing where you need to operate machine, then you cannot be at anywhere unless parts and machine can be operated remotely. Stay Safe