Major employers like Nike and Dell appear to be changing their tune on remote work, and financial literacy author Ja’Net Adams warns remote employees to save.
GREENSBORO, N.C. — Home is where the heart is, and now, oftentimes, where work is.
A U.S. Census Bureau Survey on remote work found the percentage of home-based employees more than tripled from 2019 to 2021 (peak pandemic), clocking in at 27.6 million people — the highest ever recorded. However, it appears that phenomenon could have been just as trendy as custom fabric face masks, if big corporations get their way.
Financial literacy author and Debt Sucks University founder Ja’Net Adamsexplained, “During the pandemic, (almost) every employee had to go home for safety. As time went on, people started to return to the office while others were allowed to stay home. Now, some companies are starting to demand that all workers return to the office. If you are a remote worker at one of these …
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