Kansas City Fake Work Stays Winning In 2022!!!

Remote work, teleconferencing and all manner of e-mail scams look to increase as the pandemic lingers. 

It turns out that the middle-class don't even have to leave their homes to keep cushy gigs that are mostly based on social media credentials and/or good old fashioned nepotism.

Best of all . . . 

Companies that don't hire at home workers will lose those employees . . .

Companies that do not offer remote work in 2022 will see a 30% rise in quit rates . . .

Due to this future forecasted trend, data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics amongst other resources to determine the best jobs and places for remote work in 2022.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com news link . . .

New report finds best careers for remote jobs in 2022

by: Kiah Armstrong Posted: / Updated: As Americans demand better benefits and work-life balance, employers are realizing that offering employees permanently-remote opportunities will help fill those job openings that are in desperate need of filling. A new report from Ziply Fiber says that companies that do not offer remote work in 2022 will see a 30% rise in quit rates, KTVX reports.