Here's why Whatcom has fewer people working from home and wh

Here's why Whatcom has fewer people working from home and what that means for offices


Here's why Whatcom has fewer people working from home and what that means for offices
The Bellingham Herald
12/29/2020
Dave Gallagher, The Bellingham Herald (Bellingham, Wash.)
Dec. 29—Whatcom County has a smaller percentage of jobs that allow working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic than the nation's average.
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The Bellingham metro area, which is all of Whatcom County, has an estimated 32.2% of jobs where working from home or remotely is possible, according to a new study from the website Outdoorsy. The U.S. average is 35.5%.
Whatcom's working parents have an even smaller percentage of remote work options, according to a separate report by the website RetailMeNot. It estimates 26.6% of working parents have remote-friendly jobs, while the national average is 33.6%. Lawrence, Kansas, had the highest concentration for small metro areas, topping 45%.

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