At the start of the pandemic, America was swept by a surge in remote work. Before the pandemic, just 7 percent of workers were laboring at home, a figure that peaked at nearly 42 percent mid-pandemic.

This Pew Research Center report looks at the experiences of working parents in the United States, including how they navigate the demands of work and family life, how they divide responsibilities at ...

When the COVID pandemic swept through the country last year, companies rapidly transitioned employees to working from home. However, this shift led to growing challenges of work-from-home burnout and ...