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More and more jobs can be done from anywhere in the world. What does this mean for the workforce?

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Around 73 million workers are in jobs that can be performed remotely. From higher-paying roles such as software developers or financial analysts to lower-income roles such as customer service representatives or telemarketers. This means recruiters can access a much wider pool of talent. Helping to tackle skills shortages around the world.

Around 73 million workers are in jobs that can be performed remotely, from higher-paying roles such as software developers or financial analysts to lower-income roles such as customer service representatives or telemarketers. This means recruiters can access a much wider pool of talent. Helping to tackle skills shortages around the world.

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