For DC professionals, hybrid doesn’t mean housebound | WTOP

February 20, 2024

D.C. Policy Center

On February 19, 2024, the D.C. Policy Center was cited in a WTOP article on remote work:

According to the D.C. Policy Center, 51% of jobs in the D.C. metro can be performed remotely or with a hybrid arrangement, compared to 37% nationally.

Additional reading: Remote work and the future of D.C. (Part 1): How is remote work changing the geography of work in the District of Columbia?

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D.C. Policy Center

Established in 2016, the D.C. Policy Center is a non-partisan research and policy organization committed to advancing policies for a strong and vibrant economy in the District of Columbia. Through rigorous research and collaboration, the D.C. Policy Center develops and tests policy ideas, disseminates its findings, and engages in constructive dialogue and debate.

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For DC professionals, hybrid doesn’t mean housebound | WTOP

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D.C. Policy Center

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