Paul Welty, PhD AI, WORK, AND STAYING HUMAN

Bookmark: Less than 10% of workers want to be on-site full-time. This is the future of remote work

Explore how less than 10% of workers prefer full-time on-site roles as remote work becomes essential for well-being and business savings.

As we dive into the future of remote work, it’s clear that flexible working models continue to shape our professional landscape. Megan Dawkins’ insights from FlexJobs reveal that remote work is now more valued than even salary, pointing to a major shift in workplace priorities. With businesses saving billions and employees enjoying improved well-being, it’s apparent that remote work isn’t just a trend—it’s becoming a fundamental part of modern work life. Discover how these changes could redefine your work environment.

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Less than 10% of workers want to be on-site full-time. This is the future of remote work


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