By Ryan Spiegel, Jamar King and Deborah Brenneman (April 12, 2022, 2:13 PM EDT) -- The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about many changes affecting our lives, including where, when and how we work. While some businesses are beginning to require employees to return to the office, others have decided to permanently operate remotely or in a hybrid environment. Remote work can reduce operational overhead expenses and, in some instances, increase worker productivity and efficiency. However, businesses should keep in mind some potential pitfalls when deciding whether to remain or go remote, not the least of which is the increased risk that a full-time remote employee might accept an additional full-time remote position with another company or,. . .
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