Page 54 - Remote Workers News Today

An annual list from Ownerly.com names Midland, Michigan among the top cities for remote work across the U.S.

Paul Hunkin, a 36-year-old software developer who's lived in Lisbon and Bangkok, laid out advice for juggling freelance gigs and international travel.

Business travel expected to be the last workplace activity to stabilise The risk management community expects stabilising of travel and working patterns by the end of 2022, according to The International

As COVID-19 restrictions ease, many managers believe it's time for workers to return to offices and would take action against those who don't.

Department of Homeland Security DHS is terminating its temporary policy of allowing employers to accept expired List B identity documents for I-9 purposes, employee provide unexpired document establishing identity for I-9 compliance that work in remote setting

The Italian government has signed into law a decree that will give a visa to remote workers or so-called digital nomads from non-EU countries for one year.

When it comes to working from home, "home" doesn't have to mean your permanent residence.

The rise of remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic looks like a permanent trend, and municipalities across the United States are paying attention. Some of them are willing to pay big bucks --...

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, more companies are returning to the office from remote work. But not everyone wants to go back to the old ways.

As mask mandates at the Capitol dissolve and officials prepare to reopen the building to the public after two years of pandemic, House members are debating whether it’s worth keeping proxy voting in some form.