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25 Key Remote Work Statistics for 2020

Achievers

As you wade through the midst of what Time calls “the world’s largest work-from-home experiment,” you may be wondering what your company’s workplace will look like in the future. To answer these questions, all we have to do is look at a batch of recent remote work statistics. Remote workers are more likely to be engaged.

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The Big Quit: Who’s Leaving and Where Are They Going?

Visier

As many employees shifted to remote work environments, and spending more time in home settings with their families and pets, they got a taste for flexibility that many are loath to give up. As women continue to be primary caretakers and, during the pandemic, also teachers, work/home demands have led to tough decisions.

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Exclusive: 25% of disabled workers have experienced discrimination during the job interview process, new survey finds

HR Brew

Disabled people experienced a record level of employment in 2023 , thanks in large part to remote work. Despite opportunities created by remote work and the three-decade old Americans with Disabilities Act , many disabled workers still face barriers to employment.

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Sapling - Remote Work Statistics: Navigating the ‘Next Normal’

Sapling

As you consider your own organization’s future, check out these remote work statistics that can help you navigate the ‘next normal.’

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The impact of remote work on candidate expectations

Bullhorn Blog

The rise of remote work is a hot topic in recruitment. It’s not just that more people are working remotely, but also that more companies are allowing employees to do their jobs from home or another location. Let’s take a look at how the increasing prevalence of remote work affects both parties.

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Does Your Business Need An Employer Of Record?  

Hppy

An employer of record (EoR) is an individual or third-party company that works by assuming the legal responsibility for finding and hiring employees on behalf of foreign business owners. In this case, hiring an EoR can help in new market exploration. They can also supervise their work and output to meet your standards.

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10 essential remote working statistics

cipHR

Working remotely is a core part of many organisations’ flexible working initiatives. Here are 10 important facts you need to know about working away from the office. Here are 10 essential statistics you need to know about working remotely. The do’s and don’ts of working remotely.