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A video showing a remote employee setting up a green screen while at the beach has gone viral, sparking debate on workplace culture.

As of July 2022, Costa Rica officially opened the application process for the country's new remote worker visa under the immigration category "Stay (Estancia) for Remote Workers and Service Providers."

Workers want to work from home. A new study shows companies are letting them do it — and they're also paying them less for it.

The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in unprecedented change for the workplace after stay-at-home orders, isolation and quarantine requirements, and accommodation requests resulted in many...

On 2 June 2022, the Government Gazette published an Announcement of the Ministry of Interior regarding the approval to allow some foreigners to enter…

Small cities are best for remote work and active lifestyles — 15 of the top 25 cities have populations of under 100,000...

Meagan Drillinger's Airbnb in Puerto Vallarta has a rooftop pool and she's able to do her job "seamlessly" from an open-air Starbucks near the beach.

If you are looking to secure your laptop from theft, you may be interested in a new laptop lock aptly named the LapLok. The new pocket sized

Department of Homeland Security is considering permanently allowing the flexibility it has extended over employers’ verification of employees’ identity and employment eligibility. The Governments has not set a deadline to finalize new rule on Virtual I-9 Process.

The Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act is a law that requires employers to provide advance notice to the workforce and communities in the event of a qualified plant closing or mass layoff. Employers should pay attention to state amendments to their Warn acts