
Connecticut, much like a middle child, is often overlooked. But the state is more than prime suburbia for New Yorkers who want to escape the city—it’s also where workers can enjoy the best work-life balance.
That's according to Remote in a new report ranking states by work-life balance. The employment services company conducted an index data analysis by looking at factors such as annual leave (as well as sick and maternity leave), minimum wage, healthcare access, happiness score, average working hours, and LGBTQ+ inclusivity.