How People and Companies Feel About Working Remotely
During the pandemic, millions of people have transitioned to working remotely . But how do workers and managers actually feel about it?
How People and Companies Feel About Working Remotely According to the U.S. Census Bureau, nearly one-third of the U.S. workforce, and half of all "information workers", are able to work from home. Though the number of people working partially or fully remote has been on the rise for years now, the COVID-19 pandemic may have pressed the fast-forward button on this trend. With millions of ...
2025 Remote & Hybrid Work Stats
What this tells us: Remote engagement remains a challenge, but signs of progress are emerging. While only about a quarter of employees feel truly engaged, a growing number report emotional connection to mission and a sense of pride in their work. The sense of isolation long associated with remote work is still prevalent, but not universal. As more companies refine their communication practices ...
Worldmetrics REPORT 2026 Remote And Hybrid Work In Industry Working Remotely Statistics Remote work is expanding fast, boosting satisfaction and productivity while still creating communication and burnout challenges. Remote work has transformed how companies operate and employees live. Nearly all remote workers now prefer this model permanently.
Remote Work Statistics
Remote work is at a pivotal moment. As more employers push return-to-office policies, remote and hybrid workers are re-evaluating what they value most in their jobs, and what they're willing to give up to maintain flexibility. To better understand the current situation, Founder Reports surveyed 1,000 U.S.-based remote and hybrid employees about their preferences, motivations, challenges, and ...
Dive into the world of remote work statistics and trends in 2024. Stay informed about the latest developments shaping the future of work.
Telework trends
Remote work increased in prevalence across the economy and at the start of 2024, the share of workers who telework continued to grow. In October 2022, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) added questions to the monthly Current Population Survey (CPS) that focus on whether people had teleworked or worked at home for pay during the survey ...
