The way Americans work has been in flux since 2020, but the working world finally appears to be approaching a more "normal" state. The percentage of workers reporting in-person (52% as of August 26) has risen steadily as COVID restrictions have eased, and the percentage of remote workers (29%) has dipped in kind, according to LinkedIn’s Workforce Confidence survey. Hybrid arrangements have gained in popularity since the onset of the pandemic, with 17% of workers saying they split their time between home and onsite work these days.
