Kindred and Ruffian managing partner Moshe Schulman discusses his restaurant offering an alternative workplace option for remote workers, as well as alcoholic takeout options in New York.<\/p>\n
Remote employers have overtaken major U.S. cities in terms of high-paying job opportunities, new research shows.<\/p>\n
The shift comes after the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced millions of people to work from home and thousands of companies to rethink the future of their workforces and remote or hybrid-work options to keep employees satisfied. <\/p>\n
THESE ARE THE BEST PLACES TO WORK IN 2021<\/u><\/strong><\/p>\n "The most recent data shows when it comes to six-figure jobs, your city is now a state of mind," Marc Cenedella, CEO of job-search company Ladders, which analyzes data from 50,000 North American employers weekly, said in a Wednesday statement.<\/p>\n While remote work currently offers the most six-figure job opportunities (80,360) in North America, the following 10 U.S. cities offer the next highest number of jobs paying more than $100,000:<\/p>\n "For years these cities have offered some of the most six-figure jobs," Cenedella said. "It will be interesting to see how the increase in remote work and relocations from urban centers to more suburban and rural communities disrupts that over the next few years."<\/p>\n