Workers Say They Like Remote Work. Research Shows It Hurts Their Mental Health.

TL;DR

Remote work, while favored for flexibility, can lead to social isolation and mental health issues.
Research shows remote workers spend significantly more time alone compared to in-office workers.
This increased isolation does not appear to be compensated by more socializing outside of work.
Remote workers are more likely to visit mental healthcare providers and use psychiatric medication.
The rise in remote work has contributed to increased mental distress across the U.S.

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