Remote Work News

New research from Pebl indicates that 82% of young American knowledge workers now view themselves as part of a global workforce, prioritizing career opportuniti

Mumbai is the only Indian city listed in the global Work From Anywhere Index, ranking ahead of London and Miami due to its competitive transport costs and flexi

Despite optimistic predictions from figures like John Maynard Keynes and Bill Gates about technology leading to shorter workweeks, historical data and recent st

A major study of 7,000 workers challenges the notion that in-person office work is superior, finding that remote employees are equally connected and more engage

A marketing professional's experience of a remote job transitioning to a hybrid role with a 115-km commute has sparked a wide online debate. This incident highl

A new study by Robin, a workplace management platform, estimates that the friction of hybrid work costs mid-sized companies $9 million annually due to lost prod

Uber has laid off 10% of its customer support staff, ending remote work for the team and citing AI as a reason for the first time. This marks the company's seco

A new report by CareerMinds indicates that Gen Z employees struggle to understand common workplace jargon, with the average Gen Z worker comprehending only 5.3

US workers have shown increased productivity over several years, driven by factors like tight labor markets, digitization, and remote work, rather than artifici

A PwC employee, Jasch Asher, secretly worked from India instead of his Dublin office, leading to a case heard by Ireland's Workplace Relations Commission.

Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom suggests that events like the World Cup, heat waves, and rising gas prices are solidifying remote work as a permanent fixture,