Health insurance giant opens over 100 new 'work from home' jobs

Blame the millennial generation all you want for being lazy and not conforming to the work culture of the past.

But it's hard to deny that the trend towards more and more companies allowing work-from-home positions is something not everyone can get behind, regardless of the industry.

SEE ALSO: Amazon to add 5,000 work-from-home jobs, many with benefits

The next company to hop on board with this is health insurance company Cigna.

The Northeastern-based agency is looking for over 100 positions that can be performed remotely, with positions ranging in specialties across the board.

Though some of the new positions require a medical background, such as RN Nurse Case Manager and Chronic Care Physician, the majority of the positions range in specialties and requirements, such as Informatics Specialist and Account Manager.

Better yet, the remote positions still offer all of the in-office benefits a regular full-time job would offer for the company, such as 401(k) matching, medical benefits and even career coaching.

So if you're still on that 9-5 grind but you're ready for something that allows you more flexibility so you can, you know, work in your pajamas a couple of days a week, you might want to take a look at the Cigna job board.

RELATED: Best American cities to work from home

More on AOL.com:
Panera is replacing cashiers with robots -- but it's hiring thousands of workers for another task
This writing specialty can pay up to $100/hour. Here's how to get started
The cost of living in San Francisco is so high, a tech company is paying workers $10,000 to leave