Remote work seen more persistent than planners expect
About 75% of the increase in telework over the course of the Covid-19 crisis will likely stick, according to a paper co-authored by Adam Blandin, Ph.D, assistant professor in the VCU School of Business and researchers from Arizona State University and the Dallas Federal Reserve.
Twice as many workers will be 100% remote as before the pandemic, and one in every five workdays will be from home, the economists predict.