Shipping times are a crucial part of the supply chain. It is also the final process in the warehouse, and one of the most important ones to be executed in the right manner.
While we are still currently in Phase 2 of Singapore’s Safe Re-opening plan, employees remain working remotely at home to encourage physical distancing and curb the spread of the coronavirus.
As businesses take a slow and cautious trajectory of re-opening, they must adjust to the new demands. Singapore’s Minister for Trade and Industry, Chan Chun Sing, recently commented that the pandemic is accelerating shifts in the global supply chain.
Currently, as we’ve just entered Phase 2 of Singapore’s safe re-opening plan, most of the country’s economy will resume as F&B outlets, retailers and sports facilities open their doors again.
Early this year, Covid-19 has triggered unprecedented challenges for businesses globally. However, new opportunities have also emerged amid the turbulence. The spike in demand for essential goods and revised business models.
Two months ago, the government introduced strict circuit breaker measures in a bid to contain the spread of COVID-19 in Singapore. This pushed businesses to adopt remote working as a norm and many struggled to keep up with the change.
Warehouses can pose serious dangers to those working in the environment. It is important to understand the importance of safety procedures to prevent injuries and accidents.
When the circuit breaker measure was initially implemented, we see many workers making the transition to work from home out of necessity to stay safe and flatten the curve.
Following weeks of minimal business activities due to the circuit breaker measure, the Singapore government has introduced the Safe Re-opening phase starting from 2 June onwards to gradually re-open some activities.
Without a doubt, COVID-19 has placed a serious impact on the way we live and how we work. Gradually, people have accepted the new norm of working from home and staying connected through online interactions.
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