By understanding the patterns on how global remote work solutions on both a big-picture and a granular level is affecting the labor market today, companies can be better prepared to create new opportunities in the labor market for everyone.
- 153 million people are in roles highly suitable for remote work—but only 18% are currently remote.
- Remote work solutions are everywhere, opening up a new world of opportunity for employers finding the talent they need.
Source: The Global Skills Marketplace – Remote Work Solutions | Lightcast
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