Key Points:
- 14% of Californians work remotely all of the time, while 21% work in a mix of remote and in-person.
- About four in ten employed Californians say their work can be done from home.
- The share of African Americans with the option to work remotely has increased by 9 percentage points.
- Latinos and older adults are less likely to prefer remote work.
- Most employed Californians are satisfied with their jobs.
- Remote work reduces commuting time and expenses.
- 29% of hybrid workers and 61% of fully remote workers would leave an organization that doesn’t offer remote flexibility.
Hot Take:
The pandemic has permanently changed the way many Californians work, with remote and hybrid options becoming more prevalent. While preferences vary across demographic groups, it is clear that flexible work arrangements contribute to job satisfaction. Employers who fail to offer remote flexibility may risk losing valuable employees. As the workplace continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how organizations adapt to meet the changing needs and preferences of their workers.
Original article:https://www.ppic.org/blog/remote-work-is-here-to-stay/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=remote-work-is-here-to-stay