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FlexJobs Survey Finds 58% of People Working Remotely Would Quit Their Jobs If Required to Return to Office Share Article Top concerns of returning to the office include COVID-19 exposure, less work flexibility, worse work-life balance “I’m not surprised to see that more than half of people working remotely during the pandemic appreciate its benefits to such a strong degree that they would leave their current jobs in order to keep working from home,” said Sara Sutton, founder and CEO of Fl...

Employees Balk at End to Remote Work: Going Back to the Office Is Stupid" By Paul Keegan Dimitri Otis As the pace of COVID-19 vaccinations accelerates and states loosen restrictions, employers have slowly begun calling their employees back to the workplace, with the pace expected to pick up sharply over the next few months. But what might have been a hopeful sign that life is returning to normalcy has instead become a source of friction as some workers push back. They are fearful of getting ...

iTWire Tuesday, 06 April 2021 10:54 Remote working to stay, so tools need to change: Bitglass Shares Bitglass CTO Anurag Kahol Security company Bitglasss latest Remote Workforce Security Report found a majority of organisations still have at least three-quarters of their employees working remotely. The Bitglass 2021 Remote Workforce Security Report also found that 90% of organisations are likely to maintain high levels of remote work because of the productivity benefits it has...

50 percent occupancy in government offices from today By: Times TV Starting today, government offices will function at only 50% employee capacity, with the rest of the staff working remotely, as part of the measures taken to stop the spread of COVID-19.

April 4, 2021 As employees at a number of Silicon Valley companies have worked remotely during the pandemic, some of these companies are making permanent changes to their remote-work policies. They are giving employees the freedom to flee the exorbitant rents of the Bay Area and other expensive cities. But for many employees, that flexibility can come at a price. Tech companies including Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, and VMWare are requiring workers to take pay cuts if they choose to go remote ...

5 ways remote work is changing the economy for the better Bruno DE HOGUES/Getty Images When the economy fully reopens, the pandemic-era revolution in remote work will likely add fuel to it. A major factor underlying the great economic potential of reopening lies with how the pandemic ushered in an era of remote work, which is likely here to stay to some extent in a post-pandemic world. More than two-thirds of professionals were working remotely during the peak of t...

Editors note: Co-producers Lee Lodyga and Cheryl Pawelski and mastering engineer Michael Graves won the Grammy Award for Best Historical Album during the afternoon portion of Sundays Grammy ceremonies. SOUTH BEND — Lee Lodyga made a lot of mixtapes when he was a student at Adams High School in the early 1980s. And as anyone who made more than a few such magnetic time capsules experienced, he occasionally reached the end of a side with 2 minutes of tape left in a 3-minute pop song world....

Being a full year into the COVID-19 pandemic, there are some things that have become normal but just one year ago we would have thought were crazy. One of those things is working from home. According to FlexJobs.com, an estimated 26.7% will still be working from home through 2021, 36.2 million Americans (22% of the…

A common aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic over the past year or so has been more employees working remotely, but that doesn’t necessarily mean all those people were working from their homes.

People Working Remotely Would Quit on the Spot If They Had to Go into Work