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Remote work is here to stay. And for employers, so are the headaches that come along with it.
COVID-19 dramatically altered the way employers juggle their workforce, forcing companies to implement remote work as a normal part of business. Traditional work arrangements and a slow-to-change legal landscape have created substantial challenges for organizations in balancing the considerations that can arise from remote work.
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