Although more than 60% of job seekers expressly strongly desire to work, according to a study of economic research Ziprecruit, remote employment is now less common than at the peak of the pandemic.
The latest LinkedIn’s trust survey, which was released at the beginning of this week, shows that remote work in the US dropped from 46% of all employees in February in October 2020 to 26%.
Meanwhile, the number of employees on site increased from 39% to 55% in the same period of time, while the percentage of hybrid workers increased slightly from 12% to 16%.
LinkedIn examined more than 400,000 American experts on its platform from 5 October 2020 to February. 21, 2025, deliver findings.
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Gradual distance posts also decreased. Indeed, the data showed that in 2024 part of the remote jobs decreased in 46% of all sectors.
The transition from remote to the workplace and hybrid work occurs in the middle of the frozen labor market for white collar workers or professionals who perform a table, managerial or administrative work in the office environment. According to a Harris Poll survey for Bloomberg News Most Americans (70%), which were released on Friday, believe that they would have difficulty finding work better than their current, with the percentage of 80% of the world from 1997 to 2012.
Three out of four respondents in the vote said employers had more leverage on the labor market than employees. Almost half said they felt jammed, or we lagged in our current work, indicating lack of growth opportunities and support at work.
Bloomberg Reports that the recruitment rate for all workers is 3.4%, one of its lowest points in the last decade while The Wall Street Journal He notes that the openness of jobs fell by 8.6%year -on -year. Data on the statistics of the US Office for Labor Statistics published this month show that more Americans than ever, almost nine million, work at several jobs to meet the goals.
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Senior economist Ey Lydia Boussour called the American labor market “Frozen, robust” after a January employment report that shows that the US economy added 143,000 jobs in January, under forecasts of 170,000 jobs.
“The Sales Director continues to hire the kidneys, but still adheres when navigating in a more uncertain economic and political environment,” she said Businessman At that time.
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