Return to work: More US workers are back in offices. It's still nothing like before
Office occupancy in the United States remains below half of what it was in 2019, with a growing divergence between office attendance on the coasts and elsewhere.
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Office occupancy in the United States remains below half of what it was in 2019, with a growing divergence between office attendance on the coasts and elsewhere.
Office occupancy in the United States hit a pandemic high over the past week, according to data tracked by security company Kastle Systems.
The uptick shows that return-to-work mandates are having some impact, but the future of the office remains up in the air. Read more on Boston.com.
He was just an 18-year-old farm kid—and avid outdoorsman—from Rochester when he signed up for the Marines in 1969. Eighteen months later, Francis “Fitz” Fitzgerald was lying on a battlefield in Vietnam. His arm and leg were torn apart. His eye was gone. Over the last 50 years, Fitz has turned to nature—conserving it, fighting for it, helping others appreciate it—for his own healing.
Farmers are still reeling after a rainy spring and an already-dry summer makes it hard to keep up with the season.