Editorial composite showing a remote worker from behind beside a digital thermometer, three tablets and a glass of water.

Remote work has made it possible for employees to remain on the job while sick without entering the workplace. New research suggests the risks depend less on location than on whether home working is formally arranged or simply becomes an expectation that people will always be available.

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