watch nowSuch arrangements were rare before the pandemic, economists said.
While remote work opportunities have waned from their peak, they appear to have stabilized well above their pre-pandemic levels, economists said.
"Remote work is not going away," Nick Bloom, an economics professor at Stanford University who studies workplace management practices, recently told CNBC.
Why remote work has enduredRemote work has endured largely because it benefits both workers and employers, economists said.
Remote work also opens up the pool of potential candidates during hiring, Bunker said.
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