WFH Research is a research initiative focused on measuring how work arrangements have changed, particularly the shift toward working from home before and after the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides evidence on remote, hybrid, and on-site work through recurring surveys, data releases, and research publications. Its core resources include the U.S. Survey of Working Arrangements and Attitudes (SWAA) and the Global Survey of Working Arrangements (G-SWA), whose results and datasets are available for download. Users can also access time-series data in Excel or JSON and view work-from-home series through the FRED database.

The site shares monthly summaries, historical results, and research papers, alongside analysis of topics such as work-from-home trends by industry, employer plans, worker-reported benefits, and responses to employees working remotely. Additional resources cover the survey methodology, respondents, design, and question repository. WFH Research also offers a quarterly newsletter for updates and organizes the Remote Work Conference; its 2026 conference is scheduled for October 28–30 at Stanford University.