'Hours of my life I'm never going to get back': As offices reopen, workers resist bringing back the commute

As many offices reopen after being shuttered during the Covid-19 health crisis, roughly 40% of workers say they want to continue working remotely according to a Harris Poll survey for USA Today. And for some, not having to commute on crowded trains, slow-moving buses, or in their cars, is one of the biggest perks of working from home. In a survey of 2,100 remote workers taken between March and April, 84% said shedding their commute was the most significant benefit of working outside the office, while 58% said they would seek a new job if they couldn't continue doing their current job remotely, according to FlexJobs