Future of Work Archive

The COVID-19 pandemic catapulted remote work into the mainstream, fundamentally altering the landscape of employment in the United States. What was once a niche arrangement reserved for select industries became a necessity for survival, and now, years later, remote work has evolved into a cornerstone of modern business operations. As this shift continues, American businesses face new challenges and opportunities in shaping the future of work.

The gig economy is transforming the U.S. labor market, providing new opportunities for flexibility and innovation. Defined by short-term, task-oriented work facilitated by digital platforms, this model appeals to both workers and employers for its adaptability and efficiency. As of 2024, the gig economy is growing three times faster than the traditional U.S. workforce, and projections suggest that over 50% of the U.S. workforce may engage in gig work by 2027.