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The widespread shift to remote work could be the most disruptive force to hit the job market since the blue-collar apocalypse in the 2000s, known among economists as the China shock. https://t.co/rFBHIAPEGb — PolitiTweet.org

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From the Department of Data: As a rule, the more a job pays, the easier it is to do remotely, according to a Washington Post analysis of Labor Department data on jobs that had to go remote during the pandemic, @andrewvandam writes. https://t.co/rFBHIAxvs3 https://t.co/hd5iav8NfO — PolitiTweet.org

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Economists are quietly worried that the remote-work boom has removed one of the biggest barriers to outsourcing for small businesses. Companies are turning increasingly to contractors. https://t.co/rFBHIAPEGb https://t.co/j2S7m0SHcv — PolitiTweet.org

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