What’s the difference between remote, hybrid, on-site and on the road job?

On Job Bank, employers can publish four types of jobs: 

• Remote: work must be completed remotely. The employees can work from their location of choice such as a home office. 
• Hybrid: work is completed both in person and remotely. The days worked in person and remotely are to be discussed with the employer.
• On-site: work must be completed in person, at a location designated by the employer. There is no option to work remotely.
• On the road: requires the employee to travel regularly or constantly. This means that the work location will change often.

If you want to learn more about the work location details of a job advertised on Job Bank, you can contact the employer directly.

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