It’s also interesting to note that 53% of those thinking of going back to work wanted to work remotely. No matter how you slice it, people of traditional retirement age don’t want to stop working.

Plain and simple, they say, these dollars are discouraging people from returning to work. As you remember, during the pandemic, the federal government added $600 more per week to state benefits.

There is some new research available revealing why many people might not want to go back to work after the pandemic and are even seeking to retire in their 50s. One reason is the continuing fear ...

Four years since the pandemic sent people home to work, companies have been intensifying their desire for a return to the ...

Likewise, a parent cannot work if their kid does not have care. Although schools are reopening, kids under 12 aren’t vaccinated and are still vulnerable to the virus.

WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - It’s no secret that people are hiring right now — many businesses have ‘help wanted’ signs posted on their doors. Despite the big need for help, the unemployment rate is ...

With more people working online, he believes we need to imagine new ways of ensuring that flexibility for employees and the efficient allocation of work for employers doesn’t come at the cost of ...

About 26 states — mostly with Republican leadership such as Florida, Texas and Mississippi — have ended federal benefits early while citing the need for people to get back to work as a key reason.

The next normal: Why going back to work isn't going to work The COVID-19 virus and our reaction to it have accelerated an emerging shift in our conventional ways of doing things.

In fact, ironically, the more people I talk to, the more I read about it, and the more I think about, the more convinced I am that it is going to be harder than the transition to working from home ...