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Remember back during the covid pandemic when there were quarantine and lockdown restrictions? While some countries were stricter than others, it’s safe to say that a lot of people spent more time at home than ever before and a lot of people started working from home.

Wiplfi, a business consultancy headquartered in Milwaukee, was recently named a 2026 Remote Work Top Workplace by TopWorkplaces.com. With offerings that span from digital services to audit and accounting expertise, Wipfli serves over 53,000 emerging and mid-market companies in sectors like healthcare, construction, real estate and education.

Fully remote jobs are getting harder to keep. Employers are ordering staff back to the office, consolidating teams, and limiting remote positions, and fully remote employees can be the easiest to cut when layoffs come.

The Greek government is preparing a new program to encourage employment in mountainous, remote and harder-to-reach areas in the country by subsidizing 90% of the salary and social security contributions of registered unemployed people hired to work remotely for one year, Labor and Social Security Minister Niki Kerameos said on Friday.

Interviews with 32 Canadian disability support providers reveal deepening tension over remote work, disclosure and formal accommodation processes

For employers, missed handoffs, weak connections between teams, slower mentoring and poor visibility into progress are among the problems that can surface during remote work. The first question is whether a task, decision or feedback process is failing—not simply where an employee sits. In a survey of more than 800 UK businesses, the University of…

If you’re looking to switch your current career to something remote while still bringing home a decent paycheck, you’re not alone. According to Gallup’s 2026 data, 61% of U.S. employees with remote-capable jobs prefer a hybrid work arrangement, while 33% prefer to work exclusively remotely.

Firms that hired more remote workers later advertised for generative AI skills more often. In Gregor Schubert’s U.S. job-posting study, a 10-percentage-point increase in remote hiring during 2021–2022 is estimated to raise the share of postings mentioning generative AI in 2023–2024 by 0.4 percentage points across firms and 0.7 points across occupations within firms.

VMPL New Delhi [India], October 1: As the landscape of work continues to evolve, Indian businesses are increasingly embracing remote work models, driven by technological advancements and the need for flexibility. In 2026, many organizations are making the strategic shift to Windows Virtual Private Servers (VPS) to enhance their remote work infrastructure. This transition not…