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Majority of Singaporean employees expect work-life balance to improve as WFH becomes the new norm, says UOB survey

Felicia Tan
Felicia Tan • 3 min read
Majority of Singaporean employees expect work-life balance to improve as WFH becomes the new norm, says UOB survey
Some 70% of Singaporean employees also expect their productivity to improve with the new flexible working arrangements.
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Almost three quarters (73%) of Singaporean employees expect that work-life balance will improve as working from home regularly becomes a permanent option, according to the UOB ASEAN Consumer Sentiment Study which was conducted jointly by UOB and Blackbox.

The study, which surveyed some 3,510 individuals aged 18 to 65 years old across five Asean countries including Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand, found that flexible work arrangements are “critical” to achieving work-life balance post-Covid-19.

See also: Companies spend extra $20 bil weekly to enable work-from home arrangements, yet face higher cyber attacks, survey finds.

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