Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidance & safeguards at PwC Malaysia

Effective 10 June 2020

PwC Malaysia (PwC) has implemented a number of safeguards over the course of the past few months to minimise the risks on our employees, clients and communities arising from the COVID-19 health pandemic. We have been complying strictly with the guidance from the Malaysian Government and health authorities. As we move into the Recovery Movement Control Order phase effective from 10 June 2020, we have:

Gradually allowed our people to return to the office on a team rotation basis and resume full support services in the office;
Encouraged our people to continue working from home where possible;
Committed to continue serving our clients and staying agile in how we respond to their needs;
Encouraged our people to continue leveraging the use of technology to conduct virtual meetings internally and with clients;
Implemented physical distancing and other health and safety measures as prescribed by the authorities;
Requested our visitors to register when visiting our offices.

UPDATE: Conditional Movement Control Order (Selangor, Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya). From 14 October - 27 October 2020 our Kuala Lumpur office at 1 Sentral will remain open with limited core services on site. All staff have been encouraged to work from home during this period.

PwC’s safeguards:

Working with clients to safeguard the health and safety of our people

PwC requests our clients to take their own measures to respond to COVID-19, in accordance with guidelines from the Ministry of Health Malaysia (MOH) and Malaysia National Security Council (MKN).

If you are an organisation with a suspected or confirmed case of COVID-19 and PwC clients or employees may be affected, we ask that you immediately notify your preferred PwC contact.

Guidelines on events (internal and external)

For the time being, we have cancelled all internal or external events, as we endeavour to do our part to protect the health and safety of our employees, clients, and the communities around us. Where possible these events have been conducted virtually.

COVID-19 is an evolving situation. We will update this page as and when there are further developments.