Labor Department: More Americans working from home as COVID cases spike nationwide
About 11% of employees worked from home in December, which is down 0.2% from November, according to the Labor Department.
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Jan 12, 2022, 3:32 AM
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Updated 834 days ago
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About 11% of employees worked from home in December, which is down 0.2% from November, according to the Labor Department.
The numbers could give a new idea of what work life could look like in the U.S. in a post-COVID world.
