Myth: If I can’t see my employees in the office, then they aren’t really working.
Truth: Data consistently show that an employee who teleworks two days per week is 15- to 40-per-cent more productive than his or her office counterparts.
Via Working at home is a hit. Posted by: Steve
Despite the positive attention and federal dollars thrust upon the concept of telecommuting, a Montreal mom and a researcher from the University of Waterloo both warn that working from home is not for everybody.
Via canada.com. Posted by: Steve
The Telework Association productivity survey, released today, shows that people working at home produce substantially more than when they work in an office. 85% of those surveyed had some improvement in the amount of work they get done.
Via Fresh business thinking.com.
Making the move to corporate teleworking may seem simple from the web worker’s perspective. However, the introduction of teleworking can have an impact on many facets of an organization; careful planning is a must if your organization is considering allowing its employees to work remotely. A telework pilot program is the first step for your organization to take prior to allowing full employee teleworking.
Via WebWorkerDaily