Australia’s regional remote workers likely to win big after COVID-19 | ABC News

The nature of work will never be the same after coronavirus. The pandemic has shown remote working not only widely possible, but often beneficial for both employers and employees.

No longer does a job have to mean sacrificing lifestyle for location – and regional Australia is likely to reap the rewards of the shift in working habits.

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Coronavirus has shown us the future of work and it could mean more Australians living in regional areas – https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-05-28/coronavirus-australians-move-to-regional-areas-remote-work/12293588

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