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Fortune
Fortune
Ryan Hogg

New study debunks employers' RTO argument that remote work entrenches inequality

Businesswoman working on her laptop and having a video conference at her work desk. Rear view of a woman discussing work on video call with team members. Back to work post corona virus pandemic lockdown. (Credit: Luis Alvarez—Getty Images)

Academics appear to have debunked the idea that remote work entrenches inequality and leaves more wealth in the hands of a lucky few, worsening bosses’ arguments to get staff back under their noses. 

A study of workers in the U.K. assessed the compensation packages of people working from home to understand the financial fallout of working patterns that have become normalized since the COVID-19 pandemic. 

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