SINGAPORE - Some firms are asking all employees who are able to do so to work from home as a precautionary measure amid a spike in community cases here. On Tuesday (May 4), the multi-ministry task force tackling Covid-19 reduced the cap on employees in the workplace to 50 per cent of those able to work from home from May 8 to May 30, down from the current 75 per cent. The updated guidance comes four days after it told firms last Friday to allow workers to work from home as far as possible. Since Monday, working from home has become the default arrangement for employees of Senoko Energy who are able to telecommute, and all of them are now doing so, said Ms Joey Kwek, the firm's senior vice president of human resources. About a third of Senoko's more than 340 employees can telecommute, while the rest are essential workers who are required to work on-site. Before this, those who can work from home had returned to the ofice for about three days a week. Changi Airport Group (CAG), ... » Learn More about Some firms instructing all staff to work from home as precaution