Establishes "Remote Work Study Commission."

This procedural bill establishes the "Remote Work Study Commission" to evaluate remote work impacts in New Jersey. The 11-member commission - comprising state labor officials, bipartisan legislative appointees, business representatives (NJ Business & Industry Association and NJ Chamber of Commerce), and public members - will study whether remote work advantages outweigh disadvantages, its effects on productivity, and pandemic-related changes. The commission must issue a final report to the Governor and Legislature within one year of its first meeting, after which the bill expires. It does not enact policy but directs a study on remote work dynamics affecting workers, employers, and households.