Study Reveals How Remote Workers Lose $22,000 Of Their Paychecks Each Year By Staying Home
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Remote work provides simplicity and peace of mind, saving time and money by eliminating commuting and allowing for household tasks during breaks.
Transitioning back to in-office work can lead to significant income losses, as shown by a study revealing remote workers lose an average of $22,000 annually.
In 2023, in-office roles advertised salaries averaged $59,085, while in 2024, companies offered fully remote workers an average of $75,327, indicating pay disparities based on work location.
Hybrid workers earn an average of $59,992, $22,000 lower than in-person roles, while those shifting from remote to in-office work experienced a 29.2% pay increase.
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