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Telework news archives
June, 2003

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June 27

Canadian report finds paart-time workers don't enjoy the same family-friendly benefits as their full-time counterparts. Access to telecommuting rated as "extremely low"

June 26

Companies keen on making their workforce mobile should take a long, hard look at British Telecom's teleworking processes and policies Company has 6,000 registered teleworkers and aims for 15,000 employees within 5years

June 26

From Dress-Down Friday to Dress-Down Life

June 26

New research from Microsoft shows benefits of telework, but also reveals that parents and business bosses are firmly split over the benefits

June 26

Hidden costs of working from home. Working from home may be good for the soul. But we can't take for granted that it is cheaper or good for the environment Note: while there are some travel and financial costs, the overwhelming evidence is that the benefits generally far outweigh the costs

June 24

Virtual Private Networks (VPN) allow teleworkers and travelers to write reports, check e-mail, use the Web etc from anywhere - just as though they were there in person

June 24

When it comes to the threat of SARS, balancing employee rights and safety is essential to health and business. Telecommuting or teleconferencing are often better options than making a suspect employee come to work

June 23

2003 Commuter Challenge: 48,000 participants in 43 communities across Canada walked, cycled, skated, bused, teleworked or carpooled to improve air quality and reduce the risk of climate change

June 23

Homeland Security, telecommuting and E-government cited as major factors in skyrocketing US Federal Government spending on telecommunications products and services

June 23

Work/life programs important as ever. Despite today's tattered economy, employers hold on to flexible hours, child care, stress management

June 19

Seunghae Lee, a doctoral student at Michigan State University, is researching the effect of alternative officing strategies on teleworker behavior, and seeks participants to complete a small survey. Participants have a chance to win $100US.  Full details here

June 19

Telework and the Inclusive Workforce. Telework extends and broadens inclusiveness for those who cannot commute to the traditional office with ease, such as people with disabilities or seniors

June 19

Austin Texas will face federal sanctions unless it can reduce ozone levels. Telecommuting to be part of the plan

June 18

Ergonomics and the Telecommuter: Over 28 million Americans went to work today without ever leaving their homes

June 17

UK Labour Force Survey shows 1.9 million teleworkers -- a 65% growth over the past five years

June 16

Workers feel right at home. Zero commute time catches for lawyer and others in Gwinnett

June 16

Abandon desks, ye who work here. More about Sun Microsystems decision to send employees home to telework

June 13

Uniprise to layoff 193 of its 300-plus employeesshutter. The rest to telecommute from home

June 12

California's workplace laws help protect employees from illness and injury on the job -- at their employer's place of business, but also at home when they telecommute

June 12

Flex time can work for families. Job schedules can accommodate worker needs

June 12

Moving the Economy speaker Bob Fortier discusses remote access benefits via Satellite from his home

June 12

The trend of moving as much work as possible to countries with the lowest wages growing with telework

June 12

Businesses opt to cut expenses by closing offices, moving home. Telecommuting grows in popularity

June 12

10,000 protestors predicted for Sacramento Conference. Department of Agriculture encourages telecommuting for everyone who has the capability - will provide online training avialable

June 12

New study on telecommuting by Boeing and University of Washington could provide some hard data, bringing together a high-capacity fiber-optic line, serious academic research and a real-world partner

June 3

Peter de Jager offers tips to make To make virtual offices and telecommuting work properly. One of the most important is for managers to start trusting staff to work remotely

June 3

US transportation research group says commuters waste up to $1,686 annually sitting in traffic. Employers urged to adopt flex-scheduling and telecommuting so their people are not on the roads at peak hours

June 3

Red Tape: Are You Cheating Your Employees? Outdated Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) not quite prepared for telecommuting. Employers could be liable for overwork

June 3

Maine laptop program may help economy and telecommuting

June 2

Everything old is new again. In the case of employment and careers, the tradition of working at home is increasingly being tried in new and different ways
Maine laptop program helpful in the economy and telecommuting, and I see a lot of positive developments from this.”

June 2

Working from home can keep everybody happy. Excellent article from the Columbia Business Journal looks at the history and impact of telework

June 2

Flexible jobs, including those that offer telework, give families more time with their children

June 2

Whatever happened to Telecommuting?

June 2

20 bold predictions for the next 20 years. Top futurists, experts and CEOs polled by Profit Magazine predict that the office will become obsolete, and that technology will make telecommuting possible. And for many businesses, it could be a matter of survival

June 2

US study finds that teleworkers equipped with high-speed, “always on” broadband service produce as much as 33% more than those with dial-up

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