JAKARTA - Coordinating Minister for Economic Affairs Airlangga Hartarto has confirmed that the work from home (WFH) policy will be decided this month. The date of implementation has not been announced, but the government has signaled that the decision will not be delayed until next month.
The statement was made by Airlangga after a meeting at the Presidential Palace Complex, Friday, March 27. When asked about the results of the meeting, Airlangga said the initial agenda was related to the reception of guests, namely global investor Ray Dalio.
"Yes, first we received a guest, Mr. Ray Dalio," said Airlangga.
However, when pressed about the contents of the discussion, he only answered briefly that the meeting highlighted the current situation.
"Yes, discuss about the current condition," he said.
Regarding the WFH policy. When asked whether the government had set the implementation date, Airlangga had not opened the details. He only confirmed that a decision would be made this month.
"In short, it will be determined this month," said Coordinating Minister for Maritime Affairs and Investment Airlangga.
When reporters mentioned that the time left was only a matter of days, Airlangga still emphasized that the decision could still come out before the month changed.
"How many days are left this month?" said Airlangga.
When a reporter answered that there were only three to four days left, Airlangga closed it briefly.
"Yes, so there is still time," he said.
Airlangga did not elaborate further on the form of the WFH policy that would be decided, including the pattern of implementation and sectors that would be affected.
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