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US survey shows managers lead remote work, frontline staff excluded

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New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics' American Time Use Survey indicates that while 35% of workers surveyed worked from home at least partially, this figure is heavily skewed towards information sector roles. Managers and executives, in particular, showed a high rate of remote work at 57%, contrasting with frontline workers in service, production, and healthcare who have minimal to no work-from-home opportunities. This disparity highlights a significant division in the workforce regarding flexible work arrangements, with educational attainment and gender also correlating with higher rates of remote work. AI

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US survey shows managers lead remote work, frontline staff excluded

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    Managers Didn’t Get The Memo About Return To Office Mandates

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