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Remote workers often brag about how productive they are at home, but a new survey sheds light on what they're really doing all day.
According to the Owl Labs data, workplace stress is on the rise for all workers (hybrid, remote and in-office) this year, with 89% saying they haven’t seen any recent improvement. In-office...
According to the American Community Survey (ACS), remote work increased dramatically across all major industries between 2019 and 2021. Then, with the removal of all social distancing policies in 2022, the percentage of remote workers fell slightly.
While some workers may have had flexibility to work remotely before the pandemic, this unprecedented shift to remote work looks like it could be here to stay in some form. Work-life...
It’s true that widespread studies based on standard measures of efficiency have found that fully remote employees are 10% to 20% less productive than those working on company premises....
As a result, remote work has emerged as a dominant trend, requiring human resources departments to pivot faster than ever before. In this comprehensive analysis, we present the most recent...
Working remotely is limiting valuable relationships at work, according to a new report. It may even be stunting some people’s career development. Hybrid models of work may be the future for many organizations, but they will have to work hard to create a healthy culture.
Remote work is a form of decentralization and personal autonomy: It gives employees more discretion over how and when they work. Management researchers have long known that for decentralized...
While employees in the office might kill time messaging friends or flipping through TikTok, remote workers take advantage of being far from the watchful gaze of bosses to chip away at personal to-do lists or to goof off.
Remote work has profound implications for the economy and society. Yet government statistics often undercount how many people are working remotely, according to a new study. In March 2020, commuting halted for much of the U.S. workforce. Downtowns went dark; the lunch rush went silent.