- US companies are outsourcing jobs overseas as a solution to labor shortages and rising wages.
- During the pandemic, companies learned that employees could be productive from remote locations.
- Hiring abroad allows companies to cut back on their wage bills, easing pressure on inflation.
- 10-20% of U.S. service support jobs could move overseas in the next decade.
- Office offshoring is accelerating and some economists see it as the beginning of a new era.
Next Wave of Remote Work Is About Outsourcing Jobs Overseas
Companies respond to labor shortages and rising wages by moving some positions abroad, labor consultants say