Remote Work Thrives Despite Return-to-Office Push

Despite a growing number of return-to-office mandates, remote work continues to hold its ground.

As we approach the five-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic's onset, its lasting impact remains evident. One of the most significant shifts has been the move to remote work, which continues to shape the modern workforce.

In a recent article by Cincinnati.com, "The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over, but the Changes It Brought to Politics, Work and Play Remain," Colleen Pfaller, Principal, HR Consulting, Central Region, shared her insights on how the COVID-19 pandemic has reshaped the workplace, emphasizing the enduring shift towards remote work and the importance of flexible work arrangements.

Some companies see (remote work) as an employee benefit and are just now offering it for the first time to help them stand out and give them a competitive advantage.
— Colleen Pfaller, Principal, HR Consulting - OneDigital Central Region

Despite efforts to return to traditional office settings, remote work has proven resilient, offering flexibility and redefining productivity in ways that are likely to persist well into the future. Read the full article here: The COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over, but the Changes It Brought to Politics, Work and Play Remain.

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