Corporate Strategy

WFH costs 5.8% of employees' salary: CEDA

BY KARREN VERGARA | THURSDAY, 20 MAR 2025 10:56AM

Employees who work from home (WFH) earn 5.8% less compared to those who do not, new modelling from the Committee for Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) shows, calculating to be a $4400 hole in their average annual pay.

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