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Prime-Age Labor Force Participation Hits 83.8%, Undercutting Work From Home Job-Loss Narrative 

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Stanford economist Nick Bloom points to rising prime-age workforce participation and Fortune 500 hybrid adoption as evidence that remote work expands rather than shrinks the U.S. labor pool.  Prime-age labor force participation climbed to 83.8 percent in April, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported, eclipsing the pre-pandemic peak and challenging a narrative that has […]

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