Remote work transitions post-pandemic have led to varied office occupancy rates, with approximately 50% of office seats occupied across major U.S. cities.
Is pandemic exodus over?: SF population slightly increasing, Census Bureau numbers show
San Francisco's population is increasing by about 1,200 people, marking a growth of .15% between July 2022 and 2023.
The pandemic led to an exodus, but now people are returning to the city due to job availability and desire for dynamics of the Bay Area.
Are you spending more money shopping online? Remote work could be to blame.
Remote work led to $375 billion increase in online spending in 2023.
The Great Remote Work Rethink Of 2024
Remote work transitions post-pandemic have led to varied office occupancy rates, with approximately 50% of office seats occupied across major U.S. cities.
Is pandemic exodus over?: SF population slightly increasing, Census Bureau numbers show
San Francisco's population is increasing by about 1,200 people, marking a growth of .15% between July 2022 and 2023.
The pandemic led to an exodus, but now people are returning to the city due to job availability and desire for dynamics of the Bay Area.
Are you spending more money shopping online? Remote work could be to blame.
Remote work led to $375 billion increase in online spending in 2023.
Turns out the zombie apocalypse isn't as fun as they said it would be Rebecca Solnit on our dangerously disconnected world
Many individuals in modern urban life, especially in post-pandemic environments, exhibit emotional detachment and a lack of genuine connection with those around them.
Public Education Could Face a Reckoning This Election
The U.S. education system faces critical challenges and contrasting presidential proposals amidst ongoing issues from the pandemic. Future outcomes depend on policy directions.
Op-Ed | Ghost plates are defunding transit and making streets more dangerous. But we ain't afraid of no ghosts. | amNewYork
The rise of ghost plates during the pandemic is causing significant revenue loss for New York City, impacting essential infrastructure funding.
Something Weird Is Happening With Party Invites. It's Driving People Insane.
Social events are increasingly planned months in advance, creating a more hectic calendar than in previous years.
The most common living arrangement for millennials in the UK is living with their parents, attributed to the housing crisis and pandemic.
When Your Child Is an Animal
The bond between humans and adopted monkeys differs significantly from that of natural children, showcasing unique emotional connections in pet ownership.
The millennials living with their parents podcast
The most common living arrangement for millennials in the UK is living with their parents, attributed to the housing crisis and pandemic.
When Your Child Is an Animal
The bond between humans and adopted monkeys differs significantly from that of natural children, showcasing unique emotional connections in pet ownership.
The Irish sauna boom: From petrol stations to seaside caravans - why sweat sessions have taken over
Sauna sessions are no longer limited to spas, with a rise in mobile saunas across Ireland.
Attacks in NYC transit jump a massive 50% as subway murders surge: stats
The number of felony assaults on subways has surged since the pandemic.
Ridership on subways remains down about 30% compared to pre-pandemic levels.
Alarming' rise in Americans with long Covid symptoms
6.8% of American adults have long Covid symptoms, up from 5.3% in October.
An estimated 17.6 million Americans may now be living with long Covid.
Four Years On, Covid Has Reshaped Life for Many Americans
Hybrid work schedules offer more time with family and deeper community connections.
Pandemic effects continue for many Americans, with a smaller world, less socializing, and ongoing grief over lost loved ones.
More employers offer child care benefits
Child care is the top priority benefit after health insurance and paid time off.
Senior care benefits are a focus for 50% of company leaders, while 25% prioritize pet care.
Alcohol-Related Deaths Surge to Nearly 500 a Day, C.D.C. Says
Alcohol-related deaths surged in the US by 30% recently, with roughly 500 Americans dying each day in 2021. The death rate increased at a quicker pace among women.