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- Managers in these cities are the most open to long-term remote work post-COVID, a survey found.
- HR consulting firm Robert Half identified the 28 US cities with managers most receptive to the idea.
- In Boston, which led the pack, 45% of managers will let remote work continue once restrictions lift.
Many companies are in the midst of hammering out their return-to-office plans but, after a year of working remotely, a lot of employees would prefer to keep working from home. If you're one of these workers, your location could be a big factor in whether you'll get your wish or not.
A recent survey from HR consulting firm Robert Half pinned down the 28 US cities where the biggest percentage of managers say they'll let employees work remotely part- or full-time once COVID-19 restrictions are gone.
Here's the full ranking: