Would you like to work from anywhere The rise of global digital jobs that can be performed remotely means it doesn’t matter where you’re based In a new white paper, the world economic forum looks at these jobs, and what they mean for workers, employers and countries. The global remote work index 2023 ranks 108 countries on what they offer as remote working destinations The index measures four main areas that determine the quality of remote working Here's how firms can act to make the workplace more inclusive.
The uk is outpacing the us, australia, canada and new zealand when it comes to jobs offering remote working, a new report shows Remote working is also more common in jobs with higher levels of computer use, higher earnings and that require higher levels of education, the research says But there are variations within sectors, with different companies taking different approaches to remote working. Topics include where it is growing fastest and the rise of digital nomads. As governments and corporations enter a decisive decade for climate commitments, the sustainability of remote work cannot be taken for granted. A tight labour market and remote work could boost job prospects for employees from all backgrounds and benefit employers by widening their hiring options.
To make sure that the benefits of remote work are felt by all, companies should be open to overseas candidates for their remote roles Borderless remote work could help boost diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
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