Over In Hong Kong civil servants, bank staff, lawyers, and a host of other private sector employees have been asked to work from home as Hong Kong does its best to minimise the threat of the Wuhan coronavirus spreading in the wider community. Last Tuesday, the government said civil servants would stay away from the office until the end of the week, although it would not apply to those who provide urgent and necessary public services. There are about 176,000 civil servants in Hong Kong. What measures is your company taking?

 

Over In Hong Kong civil servants, bank staff, lawyers, and a host of other <a href="https://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/politics/article/3047860/china-coronavirus-hong-kong-government-asks-civil-servants%20">private sector employees have been asked to work from home</a> as Hong Kong does its best to minimise the threat of the Wuhan coronavirus spreading in the wider community. Last Tuesday, the government said civil servants would stay away from the office until the end of the week, although it would not apply to those who provide urgent and necessary public services. There are about 176,000 civil servants in Hong Kong. What measures is your company taking?
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