The positions that have the option to remain remote are in human resources, IT, finance and clinical secretary services.
Brenda Blair, Dartmouth-Hitchcock vice president of total rewards, said the decision will help the system recruit staff in a tight labor market while retaining its current workforce.
Some staff will work from home full time. Others will come into the office part time, rotating with co-workers.
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