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Remote Work Adds 32 Days Worth of Free Time a Year For the Average Full Time Employee

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But what’s often overlooked is the fact that working from home also gives you a massive amount of extra free time.

Data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows full-time workers who work from home spend about 28% less time each day working than those who go into the office, but not only that, at-home remote workers don’t have to spend time commuting each day either.

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That got us wondering — just how much extra free time does working from home give you each year?

With all the controversy surrounding Elon Musk and other employers demanding employees come back to the office, TodayTesting.com ran the numbers, and the results were pretty shocking.

TodayTesting.com has released a new report showing that on average, full-time employees who work from home will have exactly 777 hours, 46 minutes, and 9 seconds of extra free time each year compared to their office-bound counterparts.

That’s the equivalent of over 32 days of extra time that remote workers get to enjoy however they want.

Notable Findings:
  • People working from home work an average of 2 hours and 18 minutes less each day than those who commute to an office. That’s a difference of 11.5 hours each week.
  • Full-time workers who are remote and work from home get an extra 16.1 hours of free time each week.
  • Workers in the San Francisco metro area, the location of Twitter HQ, lose 818 hours a year commuting on average  
  • Workers in the East Stroudsburg, PA Metro Area stand to gain the most over their lifetime (1632 days), followed by workers in New Jersey, New York, and Washington DC metro areas

You can view the entire report, along with charts and tables to use in coverage here: https://todaytesting.com/report-people-working-from-home-get-777-more-hours-of-free-time-annually/

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