Why Your Job Is More at Risk If You’re Working Remotely

‘The summary for me is to be proactive and team-minded,’ said an East Coast-based project manager for a West Coast company.

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No longer just a by-product of the COVID-19 pandemic, remote work has become a prevalent option for many workforces, with the expectation that nearly a quarter of all workers will be fully remote by 2025, according to a Forbes Advisor report.

However, remote workers also are being laid off at a higher rate than in-house workers, according to data firm Live Data Technologies.