The theory is that the agencies cannot be as productive out of the office as in it, however, the bill already faces difficulties and a new one has just surfaced: the start of union contracts that are including promises of flexible work.

Ahead of the next Federal Reserve meeting on Feb. 1, ongoing inflation leaves economists expecting bigger rate hikes than most Fed officials have projected.

Without preparation, companies could flub the next few years, putting office use into even more confusion.

A Federal Reserve official says that 'everybody should just take a deep breath.'

Things are tighter than the federal funds rate suggest, according to the San Francisco Fed.

When people aren't looking for work, federal data treats them as no longer part of the workforce.

Many workers saw the ability to work from home 2-3 days a week as worth 5% of pay, with higher valuations for women, people with children and those with longer commutes.

From the value employees place on it to the impact it's had on housing, WFH has changed many things.