According to recent research, it is estimated that by 2030 there will be a 30% increase in the number of remote workers. In the absence of an arduous daily commute, employees now contribute a decreased carbon footprint due to reduced auto and public transit; in some cases, this reduction can be up to 80 percent. With the flexibility of creating schedules to accommodate the most effective working hours, remote workers enjoy a boost in productivity. As we have seen during the last couple of years, the work-from-home model is moving toward a state of permanence.