The pandemic’s onset catapulted millions into remote work, initiating a significant shift in the American work environment. By 2023, 40% of U.S. employees were working remotely at least once a week. Leading this transition were sectors like Information Technology (67%) and Professional and Business Services (49%). Yet, from 2020’s peak, when 35% primarily worked from
Working from home is widespread nowadays, but it’s still a relatively new phenomenon. Pre-COVID, only 4.1% of the US labor force worked remotely. Now, 42% does. This new model brings benefits to workers and businesses alike in saved costs and increased job satisfaction. Despite these perks, the newness of the format still brings some growing
Times they are a changing. Such is the way of the world as well as in the workplace. Never before did we see a dramatic change so suddenly thanks to the global pandemic. And just when we thought that we might have seen a light at the end of the tunnel, the delta variant and