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FlexJobs identified 20 major companies — including Pinterest, Reddit, and Spotify — that continue to hire fully remote workers in 2026. Many of the open roles at these companies pay over $100K, with ...

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The current rule, in place since September 2024, requires federal public servants to work a minimum of three days a week in-office, with executives in the office four days a week.