May 29, 02:40 PM

54% of U.S. Employees Choose Hybrid Work, Remote Jobs at 27% Drop 60%: Studies

Recent studies indicate a decline in high-paying remote jobs by nearly 60% over the past year, with hybrid job availability also dropping by 95%. The percentage of U.S. employees working in a hybrid environment has increased to 54%, while those exclusively remote have decreased to 27%.

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KOMO News@komonews
2 years ago
Fact Check Team: Decline in remote and hybrid job opportunities for high earners https://t.co/hsRe65aTOd
FOX Baltimore@FOXBaltimore
2 years ago
New research shows a significant decrease in remote and hybrid job opportunities for high-wage earners https://t.co/92oJBeDm2J
ABC 7 Amarillo@ABC7Amarillo
2 years ago
New research shows a significant decrease in remote and hybrid job opportunities for high-wage earners. https://t.co/MmoolPcxQJ

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54% of U.S. Employees Choose Hybrid Work, Remote Jobs at 27% Drop 60%: Studies

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