> The analysis showed 10% of fully remote workers were laid off last year, compared with 7% of those working in an office full time or on a hybrid basis. Not s

> The analysis showed 10% of fully remote workers were laid off last year, compared with 7% of those working in an office full time or on a hybrid basis. Not surprising, at least for certain roles. It would be interesting to see how this breaks down departmentally. I imagine in some departments, there's not much difference, and in others it's huge.