Remote work has become much more common due to the pandemic, with many individuals favoring hybrid models that allow for both home-based work and office interaction. Remote workers in the U.S. save about 55 minutes daily on commuting, contributing substantially to personal time management and productivity.

Working remotely helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions significantly, with up to 54% reduction for those not commuting five days a week. The main advantage of remote work according to workers is the absence of a commute, with savings on transportation and increased flexibility also highly valued.

Companies can save approximately $10,600 per remote employee per year by foregoing expenses associated with traditional office spaces.