WFH has stabilised to around 25% of days worked in the US - and this is concurrent with an uplift of up to 2 million differently abled workers in employment who otherwise would not be in full time work if required to work full time office. Add in the post pandemic relative increase of prime working age women in the workforce, and a powerful case can be made that remote working is having a huge, yet understated impact on economic growth. Important article on the value of remote work - worth circulating around, especially as the move to RTO seems to be gaining momentum in the other direction.
