How many employees can return to offices under new Singapore guidelines?

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Up to 75 per cent of employees working from home can return to work.

Up to 75 per cent of those working from home will be able to return to work under the new Singapore guidelines. This is part of a broader easing of Covid-19 restrictions announced for March 29, alongside changes to outdoor mask rules, social gatherings, dining limits, and travel measures.
The workplace limit is set at 75 per cent

The announcement allows as many as three-quarters of employees who are currently working from home to go back to work. That figure is stated directly as the new cap for office return.

This means the workplace change is one element in a wider reopening that also affects daily life and cross-border movement.
Other restrictions are being loosened at the same time

Outdoor masks will no longer be required from March 29. Groups of up to 10 people will be allowed to socialise and dine together, up from five.

Bars will be allowed to stay open until midnight, after more than two years of alcohol not being served after 10.30pm.
Travel rules and the Causeway are also changing

Pre-departure Covid-19 testing and quarantine rules will be significantly eased. The Causeway connecting Singapore and Malaysia will reopen to the public on March 31.

Both the Causeway and the Tuas link will be open 24 hours a day, making travel between Singapore and Malaysia much easier for Singaporeans and Malaysians.

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