In a new report from Cisco, 63 percent of employees said they would take a pay cut to work remotely more often.

Moreover, in the last six months, almost as many firms increased remote work as reduced it. Unfortunately, the headlines focus only on the ones that reduce work-from-home.

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After remote job openings peaked in February at 20% of all listings, they dropped to 14% in September, indicating shifts to the era of flexible work.

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The Decline of Remote Work LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence Survey, released in March 2025, shows that remote work has been steadily declining since 2020.