Although debate continues among business leaders as to whether employees are more productive working remotely or on-site, the percentage of workers who have returned to the office continues to swell. (Photo: kieferpix/Adobe Stock)
For the first time since society began to reopen on the other side of pandemic shutdowns, the business consultancy Kastle has reported that 50% or more workers in the U.S. are no longer remote and have instead returned to the office.
Kastle reports a weekly return-to-office barometer from 10 major U.S. cities. As of the first week of February, the firm noted that average office occupancy levels reached 50% for more for the first time since it began tracking this metric during the pandemic.
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