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57% of workers have flexible schedules; 34% of workers sometimes work at home

In 2024-25, 57 percent of workers had a flexible schedule in which they could vary the times they began and ended work. Thirty-four percent of wage and salary workers worked at home at least occasionally, and 28 percent of wage and salary workers had days they only worked at home.

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09/24/2026 Median tenure with current employer increases to 4.1 years in January 2026

09/18/2026 August jobless rates down in 8 states; payroll jobs up in 4 states

09/16/2026 U.S. import prices rise 0.7% in August on higher nonfuel prices; export prices up 0.6%

09/11/2026 CPI for all items increases 0.4% in August; gasoline rises

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