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Fortune
Chloe Berger

Remote work is rebounding again because commuting to the office is too expensive

Man working at computer (Credit: Yoshiyoshi Hirokawa—Getty Images)

Some things are fads, like waterbeds or suburban kitchens designed in a Tuscan style. Other things are timeless, like a worn leather jacket—or, increasingly, remote work. 

Work-from-home policies have ebbed and flowed over the past year as companies ushered workers back to the office on either a full-time or a hybrid basis. While remote work persists, fewer workers have been working from home than they were at the start of the pandemic. 

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