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Telecommuting gaining converts among insurers.: An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Stephanie D. Esters, 1996-05-13 More employers embrace option of telecommuting.(Blue Chip): An article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR) by Gale Reference Team, 2009-05-01 State encouraging telecommuting to ease traffic woes.: An article from: Fairfield County Business Journal by Rick Archer, 2004-05-31 Telecommuting and environmental policy: Lessons from the ecommute program [An article from: Transportation Research Part D] by P. Nelson, E. Safirova, et all 2007-05-01 Tools for telework: you too can outfit a home office for telecommuting and conducting business. (On Topic: Soho).: An article from: Computer User by Joel Hoekstra, 2002-10-01 Work-at-home days: telecommuting can be a great way to balance home with work, but it's not for everyone.(IT CAREERS): An article from: Computer User by Elizabeth Millard, 2005-04-01 Workplace 2000.(telecommuting): An article from: The Tax Adviser by Glenys M. Zimrick, Larry Jaffe, 1999-03-01 Your place or mine? Telecommuting and the finance officer.: An article from: Government Finance Review by Joseph J. Grippaldi, 2002-12-01 TELECOMMUTING: An entry from Gale's <i>Encyclopedia of Business and Finance, 2nd ed.</i> by Carol Jones, 2007 Telecommuting: legal and management issues.: An article from: Canadian Manager by Lauren M. Bernardi, 1998-09-22 Developing successful organizational telecommuting arrangements: worker perceptions and managerial prescriptions.: An article from: SAM Advanced Management Journal by Richard I. Hartman, Charles R. Stoner, et all 1992-06-22 Telecommuting for Lawyers by Nicole Belson Goluboff by Nicole Belson Goluboff, 1998 Telecommuting: Hearing before the Subcommittee on Telecommunications and Finance of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, One ... session, on H.R. 5082 ... July 29, 1992 by United States, 1992 Reducing Telecommuting Management Risks.(Brief Article): An article from: National Underwriter Property & Casualty-Risk & Benefits Management by Steven R. Peltin, J. Lane Crowder, 2000-05-01

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121. Telecommuting
     The Register has an interesting article on telecommuting stats. I worked ona project last year that did the crosscountry telecommuting thing.  
     http://weblogs.asp.net/jalexander/archive/2004/07/08/177297.aspx
     
     Extractions: Moved to http://JasonA.net This site has moved to http://JasonA.net! Thanks! The Register has an interesting article on telecommuting stats. With Telligent, I'm working from my home office currently. Initially, we're going to try to go with a true distributed model with most of our employees. I think this is great because it doesn't limit our hiring geographically, and I would contest that the technology is there to easily collaborate still. We use things like SourceGear's Vault for our distributed source control. IMHO, that's still Vault's biggest advantage (among many others, of course) is the ability to easily create a source control solution that can be used world wide with little problems, and still amazingly fast speeds. We use Countersoft's Gemini for issue tracking across all of our projects. Though, I have a serious eye on

122. Telecommuting Jobs
     Web Copy Writer, Furecen, Inc. Telecommute Only. Consumer Health Writer,Health Book Publisher. Writer, Furecen, Inc. telecommuting only  
     http://www.writejobs.com/cgi-bin/tellistjobs.pl
     
     Extractions: Job Title Company Location Personal Stories Wanted Keen Publications, Inc. telecommute Writer/Project Manager Duluth, MN Freelance Writers Furecen-Job.com Telecommute Editor/Proofreader BIOEDIT Anywhere Sr Writer Momentum St. Louis Writer for travel guidebook to Greece Avalon Travel Publishing Anywhere, but North American residents of Greece preferred Editor SAMPE TBD - nationwide Attorney Writer JD Scribes, LLC MA, PA, NJ Travel Guidebook Writer Scotland Avalon Travel Publishing anywhere, but current Scotland residents preferred Workplace Safety Writer Confidential Telecommute Web Copy Writer Furecen, Inc. Telecommute Only Consumer Health Writer Health Book Publisher

123. Inkygirl - Telecommuting Writing Jobs
     telecommuting jobs for writers Job location is Seattle. Compensation $15/hour.telecommuting is ok. This is a contract job.  
     http://www.electricpenguin.com/ohi/jobs/
     
     Extractions: Inkygirl Read first Literary journal seeks submissions Sent for posting to Inkygirl readers: Lorraine and James , 3727 W. Magnolia Blvd, #406, Burbank, CA 91505. Email: fiction (at) lorraineandjames.com. Website: http://www.lorraineandjames.com. Britni Jackson, Poetry Editor; Jasai Madden, Fiction Editor. 99% freelance. "Triannual print journal whose mission is to till the urban landscape in search of new writers and give attention to the non-commercial work of established writers from the US and around the globe." Warmly welcomes new writers.  3 issues/year (Feb, Jun, Oct). Pays on publication. Publishes ms approx. 6 months after acceptance. Buys first North American serial rights, one time anthology rights and online serial rights. No reprints. Responds 12 weeks. Sample online. Subscription $27, $37 Canada, $40 other. Guidelines online (click the "submit" link on website). CURRENT NEEDS: "Great stories with strong characters and capricious endings." Pays $50-$200 depending on length. Submit query or complete ms by email along with a ready-to-publish bio. Accepts MSWord attachments. Does not accept submissions via regular mail. HINTS: "1) Writers will always fare much better with any publication if they follow directions; do not attempt to stand out, that's what the story is for. 2) Be gracious when given constructive criticism and 3) read something, anything, often."

124. Telecommuting
     The Underground Guide to telecommuting Slightly Askew Advice on Leaving Teleworking International Perspectives From telecommuting to the Virtual  
     http://www.wargaming.net/internet/98/Telecommuting_index.htm

125. Telecommute Now - Legitimate Work From Home Jobs Website Reviews For The Telecom
     telecommuting has taken the world by storm and employees aren t about to turn back Are you looking for a legitimate telecommuting job? They do exist.  
     http://www.telecommute-now.org/
     
     Extractions: Discover how to TELECOMMUTE from the comfort of your home." Dear Friend, Are you tired of the long commutes to your present job? And tired of being away from your family while you're busy trying to support them? If you are... you're not alone You want to telecommute. And you've come to the right place. Telecommuting has taken the world by storm and employees aren't about to turn back to the "old days" of having to be trapped in a small cubicle performing daily tasks that can easily be done from the comfort of their home office . Not to mention the joy of being there when their kids get home from school, too. There are several ways to locate a legitimate work from home job. But you

126. What Is Telecommuting? - A Word Definition From The Webopedia Computer Dictionar
     This page describes the term telecommuting and lists other pages on the Web whereyou can find additional information.  
     http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/T/telecommuting.html
     
     Extractions: You are in the: Small Business Computing Channel View Sites + ECommerce-Guide Small Business Computing ... »Close Enter a word for a definition... ...or choose a computer category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home telecommuting Last modified: Sunday, September 01, 1996 A term coined by Jack Nilles in the early 1970s to describe a geographically dispersed office where workers can work at home on a computer and transmit data and documents to a central office via telephone lines. A major argument in favor of telecommuting over vehicular commuting is that it does not produce air pollution. In addition, many people are more productive working at home than in an office. For others, however, the contrary holds true. E-mail this definition to a colleague Sponsored listings Microsoft Office Live Meeting: Telecommuting Software CyberGrad Corporation: Telecommuting - Turnkey solutions for telecommuters. Offer live web meetings, training, webcasts, and events from home office computer.

127. The Law Of Telecommuting - BK04
     “The Law of telecommuting treads carefully and thoroughly through the thicket The Law of telecommuting focuses primarily on the legal implications for  
     http://www.ali-aba.org/aliaba/bk04.htm
     
     Extractions: with 2004 Supplement By Nicole Belson Goluboff The Law of Telecommuting The Law of Telecommuting Legal Information Alert (Volume 21, Issue #4) www.alertpubs.com For attorneys who want to keep their business clients out of trouble, Goluboff's [book] is an invaluable guide. Growing numbers of employees are working from home for a variety of reasons. Technology easily connects workers to their offices. Telework enhances worker productivity, trims recruitment and turnover costs, serves as part of a disaster recovery plan, and reduces overhead expenses. The Law of Telecommuting Whether their employees work at home full-time, only occasionally, or only on an overtime basis, employers must consider the topics identified in this book. By evaluating and re-evaluating the legal implications of telework, employers can use this business strategy to maximize employee output and minimize costs. Order this item click here for a 15% discount View Shopping Cart Checkout ... Free Preview of Recent Developments in Telecommuting Law Abbreviated Table of Contents Part I Preliminary Considerations Part II The Labor and Employment Law Implications of Telework Part III Taxation, Zoning, and Certain Interstate Issues

128. Telecommuting Policy
     telecommuting entails a workat-home arrangement or a remote-access arrangement for In general, telecommuting is a privilege which may be granted under  
     http://www.hr.columbia.edu/hr/policies/telecommuting/telecommuting/
     
     Extractions: @import"../../../admin/css/dynamic-main.css"; @import"../../../admin/css/main.css"; Forms Telecommuting Form ( HTML In order to facilitate arrangements under which employees may telecommute as part of their work schedule, the University has adopted the following policy and procedure. Telecommuting entails a work-at-home arrangement or a remote-access arrangement for at least part of the workweek on a regular basis. In general, telecommuting is a privilege which may be granted under appropriate circumstances to high performing officers whose job responsibilities are suited to such an arrangement, and each request to telecommute will be decided on an individual basis under the guidelines set forth below. In certain cases, telecommuting may be a requirement of the position, and employees will be so notified at the time of hire. Back To Top In general, this policy pertains to officers of administration, research and the libraries. Officers of instruction have considerable flexibility in setting their own work schedules, including determining when and where to work off campus. In exceptional cases support staff may be permitted to telecommute. In cases where the employee is represented by a union, the department must obtain prior approval from the Office of Employee and Labor Relations.

129. Business 2.0 - Web Guide - Telecommuting -e1
     CareerBuilder.com New Ways to Work telecommuting and Job Sharing Learn howto implement and manage a telecommuting program for your company.  
     http://www.business2.com/b2/webguide/0,,6394,00.html

130. Telecommuting Tips
     telecommuting Tips. Security Matters. If you don t secure your homeoffice wirelessconnection, someone can access all the files on your network.  
     http://www.salesandmarketing.com/smm/worklife/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id

131. Telecommuting - Trendlines - CIO Magazine July 15, 2000
     telecommuting isolated people from the corporate culture—it took them out of CIO published its own look at telecommuting in July 1991, when the tide of  
     http://www.cio.com/archive/071500_et_revisit.html
     
     Extractions: Advertisers CIO published its own look at telecommuting in July 1991, when the tide of skepticism was near its height. From the tone of the piece, you can tell that we felt our audience had a negative bias. "Telecommuting, like Pittsburgh, is often unfairly dismissed..." we began. The essence of the piece was that even though telecommuting was generally thought of as a "frivolous work option for people who aren't serious about their jobs," there actually was hard evidence of productivity gains that needed to be considered. In retrospect we were far too conservative. Data from a number of studies suggest that the population of telecommuters (typically defined as employees or independent contractors who work at home during normal business hours at least one day a month) has grown at an average rate of almost 20 percent a year, from 3.4 million in 1990 to 20 million (or 10 percent of the U.S. labor force) in 1999, and many analysts think that rate will continue to grow for years to come.

132. Telecommuting Made Easy
     When I started telecommuting, I was surprised to find very little software gearedto the average federal telecommuter. All you really need to do basic  
     http://www.gcn.com/23_8/prod_reviews/25581-1.html

133. Present Managing Telecommuting Successfully
     Managing telecommuting Successfully. Click here if you have a password to viewthese courses. Click here to register for a course.  
     http://telecom.workfamily.com/
     
     Extractions: A Guide for Employees This two-hour course will enable managers to This two-hour course will enable employees to: Learn what qualities increase the likelihood of success Decide if telecommuting is for them Prepare their proposal Plan and design their home office using special software Keep relationships intact Deal with family, friends, and neighbors

134. Boston.com / News / Local / Telecommuting Plans Hit Overdrive
     telecommuting plans hit overdrive. By Mary K. Pratt, Globe Correspondent July18, 2004. Nancy Liberman won t fight traffic during the week of the  
     http://www.boston.com/news/local/articles/2004/07/18/telecommuting_plans_hit_ove
     
     Extractions: Today's Globe Politics Opinion Magazine ... Local July 18, 2004 Nancy Liberman won't fight traffic during the week of the Democratic National Convention. The Charlestown resident will forgo her daily commute to her Bedford office and work from home instead. ADVERTISEMENT ''I don't think anyone wants to take the chance of getting stuck in God only knows what," said Liberman, vice president of marketing at EnvoyWorldWide Inc. She said about 10 other employees about a quarter of the company's staff also will work from home because they live in downtown Boston, Charlestown, and Quincy all of which will be affected by the closing of Interstate 93 and other traffic restrictions. Companies throughout Greater Boston are scrambling to adopt procedures to get through convention week as highway closings threaten to create traffic headaches all around the city. Much of their energy is focused on helping workers get through the week with minimal disruptions, although area business leaders said some executives are also rearranging delivery schedules and travel plans to ensure work goes on despite the hoopla at the FleetCenter. ''A lot of companies are talking about it, their response being that their plans would be the same for a snowstorm or severe weather. A lot of the reason that they're putting it in those terms is because of the unknown nature of this, just like a snowstorm," said Laura Avakian, president-elect of the Northeast Human Resources Association and vice president for human resources at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

135. Online NewsHour Forum: Telecommuting -- November 14, 1997
     the company estimates that it saves $3000 a year per telecommuting employee.telecommuting began in the 1980 s as part of the environment movement.  
     http://www.pbs.org/newshour/forum/november97/telecommuting.html
     
     Extractions: in this forum: What is the best way to convince employers to try telecommuting? What are the risks involved with telecommuting? Are other countries implementing successful telecommuting systems? Are there any tax deductions that encourage telecommuting? What is the accountability process for telecommuter work? Additional questions and comments. NewsHour Coverage A report on roadblocks on the information highway A year in the life of the Internet. How encryption keeps your work private Browse the NewsHour's Cyberspace Index H ave you ever wondered what it would be like to work from home? Forget about getting up early, worrying about what to wear, traffic jams and bad weather just flick the computer switch, and you're at work. Telecommuting began in the 1980's as part of the environment movement. Proponents sought to decrease transportation costs and pollution. But it was not until the technological developments of the 1990's emerged, that telecommuting became a practical option. As the prices of cellular phones, fax machines, modems and computers fell, home offices became more affordable. The phone became a more useful tool as telephone companies began offering call-waiting and caller-ID. But the home-work continuum is not for everyone. Many people decide not to work from home because, for instance, the dog won't let them alone. Many workers want to be with their children, but then fall prey to the "pester factor" from children who don't understand the concept of "work-time."

136. Telework And Telecommuting: Common Terms And Definitions, At European Telework O
     A list with explanations of common terms and definitions in teleworking,telecommuting and the related topics of telecommunications, IT and computers,  
     http://www.eto.org.uk/faq/faq02.htm
     
     Extractions: Common Terms and Definitions Telework (and Telecommuting) are new working practices made feasible by: Telework is made attractive by: Increasing pressure on industry to reduce costs while improving levels of customer service (see "the corporate perspective" Increasing concern about the environment and especially the impact of roads and cars (see transport-telecommunications substitution The emergence of a networked economy , in which telework and teletrade The shift from "paid employment" to "work opportunities", with a rise in self employment and part time employment, and increasing dependence on entrepreneurs, very small firms and "micro enterprises"..

137. Clean Air Council | Transportation Program
     Clean Air Council staff spread awareness of telecommuting with their newfound Clean Air Council s latest telecommuting fact sheet, Road Trouble Ahead!,  
     http://www.cleanair.org/Transportation/greenCommute.html

138. TELECOMMUTING
     telecommuting, simply defined, is working at home or an office close to home, telecommuting can reduce or eliminate the daily commute for employees in a  
     http://www.tmagroup.org/telecomm.htm
     
     Extractions: Telecommuting Tips Telecommuting T elecommuting, simply defined, is working at home or an office close to home, full or part-time. There are several driving forces in Middle Tennessee which favor the wider deployment of telecommuting as a work place policy, such as: the increase in the number of information-based professions and companies; corporate investments in new technology needed to maintain global competitiveness; and the availability of new products that enable call center personnel seamlessly to work at home. While employees may be linked to the office by any of several information transfer devices such as a telephone, modem, or fax machine, it's possible to telecommute with just a pen, paper and telephone. Telecommuting can reduce or eliminate the daily commute for employees in a way that will positively benefit the employee, employer and community. Resources listed below are available on-line or in book format from The The TMA to help companies telecommute programs. Click to Send for our informative guides and reports on Succesful Telecomuting and Management.

139. FreedomCAR And Vehicle Technologies Program: Growth In Telecommuting
     Growth in telecommuting. The number of people who work from home during businesshours at least one day per month increased to 24.1 million in 2004,  
     http://www.eere.energy.gov/vehiclesandfuels/facts/2005/fcvt_fotw385.shtml
     
     Extractions: Growth in Telecommuting The number of people who work from home during business hours at least one day per month increased to 24.1 million in 2004, which is 17.3% of all U.S. workers. The share of workers who telecommute instead of reporting to an actual work location grew from 7.4% in 1994 to 17.3% in 2004. Teleworkers, 1994 and 2004 Teleworkers

140. Futurelooks :: Digital Lifestyle And Technology For The Masses :: Articles : Dig
     In recent years, the telecommuting boom and the appearance of the desktop computeras an allbut-man.  
     http://www.futurelooks.com/cms/?m=show&id=51

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