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In what CBS News calls a sign of the times, some cities in Middle America are offering cash, free land, and other incentives to move to them as long as you are working.
With its close proximity to larger metropolitan areas and low cost of living, Northeastern Pennsylvania is well-positioned to attract and maintain workers. But the region will need to campaign workers to avoid losing them.
Tulsa pays remote workers to move there, and it’s proved to be a better strategy than paying corporations to relocate there.
Shrinking American towns and cities are tempting remote workers with big cash bonuses to relocate. But an influx of new residents can also drive up property prices, put a strain on resources and, in one case, lure bears.
Tulsa Remote pays people $10,000 to move there and enjoy a "high quality of life". Sacramento resident joins.