Hybrid work may have implications for safety, real-estate occupancy and employee retention, experts say.

About 70 percent of the population in Tokyo live in often cramped apartments, so when some workers began telecommuting during the pandemic, many ...

In 2022, the U.S. is forecast to have the biggest remote workforce in the world, with 53 percent of employees telecommuting.

Seventy-five percent of Vermont residents expect to work remotely more often even after the pandemic ends, news site VTDigger reported.

Large metropolises worldwide need to focus on addressing such issues as employment opportunities and housing affordability to curb exodus of residents.

Ninety-five percent of Irish employees who have telecommuted for the past year prefer to continue working remotely at least part time after the ...

British government guidelines currently recommend that workers telecommute if they can, at least until June 21.

Companies should be transparent about any differences between office and remote-worker benefits, experts say.

CEOs expect telecommuting to become a “permanent fixture as part of a hybrid workforce that blends in-person employees with virtual colleagues,” according to ...