They have extended their hours on some days or chosen to close over the period.
SINGAPORE: Some firms have made arrangements for their Malaysian employees to return home to spend Chinese New Year despite facing a manpower crunch.
This is despite the busy Chinese New Year period, with bookings for cars having gone up 30 to 40 per cent compared to last year due to the opening of the borders, said sales manager Eric Sem. "It's been so long since we've been back, so our boss and company are encouraging us to celebrate with our families,” said leader of the firm’s installation team Lee Yong Jun.
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