Remote Worker

Failure to recognize hardworking remote workers, alongside failure to offer the popular, in-demand option at all, are leading businesses to "hemorrhage talent" amid an ongoing "Great Resignation", says Joseph Boll, Remote Worker CEO.

Data showing office occupancy across 10 major states trending down this month could be a positive sign — namely that employers are slowly becoming more accommodating of remote work, according to Remote Worker CEO Joseph Boll.

Remote Worker maintains that the age of job seekers physically pounding the pavement in search of employment and companies using traditional methods and compensation to entice them is steadily coming to an end.

A reported decline in companies offering remote work spells trouble for American businesses, said Joseph Boll, Remote Worker CEO.

With the Great Resignation still in full swing, companies are not too late to start offering remote work to counteract it. There have been fears that the United States is about to enter a recession.

Employers who are rejecting remote work are doing themselves a disservice, said Remote Worker CEO Joseph Boll. Despite the Great Resignation, countless companies have begun forcing employees to return to traditional workplaces.

A new jobs board site dedicated specifically to remote jobs in the United States has launched as the appetite for remote work surges despite companies attempting to force employees to return to physical offices.