6-figure job to work remote? Those opportunities are shrinking

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The number of high-paying remote jobs commanding a salary of $100,000 or more dropped 33% across the first quarter of the year compared to the final three months of 2023, with more companies now demanding that workers with higher salaries report to the office.

According to data compiled by Ladders Inc., a staffing and recruiting firm for high-paying jobs, remote jobs now make up just 9% of all high-paying jobs.

While those remote roles are sinking, there is a silver lining for workers and job candidates: high-paying roles are still rising overall in 2024. They’re just more likely to require in-office work. It’s just another sign of employers gaining leverage in a softening job market.

Read the full story on cleveland.com’s sister site, Cleveland Business Journal.

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