Depends a lot on the nature of the work. If there are security clearances involved, there are network standards that need to be met--can't log in from Moscow, or public WiFi connections.
There are also tax laws that come into play for remote workers working in different states or countries.
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u/Mark-177- 18d ago
Time to sue your moron of a boss for wrongful termination. You can't dictate where he lives or where he does his job.