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Roads may be impassable and parking lots buried, but at many Midwest companies, the storm’s wallop shouldn’t dent productivity. Instead, it’s expected to be a showcase of communication technology that has become part of everyday life— technology that could dramatically lessen the impact of this storm on workers.
A research study conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and published by the National Communication Association found, “Employees who telecommute the majority of the work week are more satisfied with their jobs compared to those working mostly in the office because working remotely alleviates more stress than it creates.”
Call it telecommuting, telework or working from home: It appears more of us are earning at least part of our salaries from home, and with the boss’s blessings.
Via DailyFinance
Teleworkers are more productive, better focused, and still have more time to spend with their families and doing civic work. Studies have shown this, and even people who are skeptical often change their mind when they try it themselves.