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Story summary
- Gasoline prices rose to $4.52 from $2.98, prompting workers to quit, seek jobs, or work remotely.
- 59% of job seekers now target positions within a 30-mile radius due to higher fuel costs.
- Remote work rose to 26.2% in March-April, up from 24.6% in January-February.
- Mark Anthony Hernandez quit delivery for a home job after gas hit $3.85, illustrating personal employment shifts caused by rising fuel costs.
