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Nearly 25% of U.S. workers are willing to take 10% less pay if that means they get to work remotely to be at home with their dog. So reports Forbes.
A recent Forbes Advisor survey of 2,000 employed Americans also found that 31% of men would be willing to take the hit to their pay if that meant staying home to be with their animal companion. That compares with 19% of women.
Additionally, the survey found that 37% would fork over some benefits, including gym reimbursement, free lunches and tuition reimbursement if that meant being able to work from home with their dog.
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