The steady rise of remote workers
Over the last decade, remote working has become more and more popular.
- In 2003, 19.6 percent of people were considered remote workers.
- In 2015, the number has climbed to 24.1 percent.
- A 2019 study of over 1200 full-time workers showed that 62 percent of people were remote workers.
- With the pandemic in 2020, even more people are forced to telecommute, and working from home became the norm.
According to many outlets, remote work is here to stay.
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