""While work-from-home jobs can be done anywhere, certain states make the practice much better than others," WalletHub analyst Chip Lupo said in the report."
"Alaska, Montana, and West Virginia ranked in the bottom three spots. The states were found to have the highest internet costs in the US."
"According to the New Hampshire Fiscal Policy Institute, the percentage of remote workers in 2019 was 7.3%, which more than doubled to 16% in 2024."
Remote work remains prevalent, with 12% of full-time US employees fully remote and 27% on hybrid schedules. WalletHub ranked states based on work and living environment quality. Metrics included remote work share, internet access, cybersecurity, home size, and utility costs. Alaska, Montana, and West Virginia ranked lowest due to high internet costs. States like Pennsylvania and New Hampshire show significant increases in remote work percentages, indicating a shift in work culture and environment preferences across the country.
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