Teleworking

 

Teleworking: Guidelines for Good Practice

The introduction of teleworking presents major new challenges to human resources managers, trade unions, and others involved in the development of good employment practices. The use of new information technology and telecommunications to support work at a distance, places in question many of the traditional assumptions underlying management practices and collective agreements.

http://www.employment-studies.co.uk/summary/summary.php?id=329

 

 

Flexible working factsheet Teleworking

Teleworking and working from home involve working from home all orr part of the time and keeping in touch with the office by phone and computer. The information and communication technology (ICT) ensure that physical proximity is no longer a critical feature of all office work.

www.new-ways.co.uk/teleworking.pdf

 

 

The Business Strategy Behind Teleworking

The rise of the Internet, advances in mobile technologies and an expanding global marketplace are requiring companies to compete harder for business and employees. However, technologies like wireless telecommunications, and the Web are also creating an environment where companies can finally create highly flexible work environments that seamlessly put workers and their offices anywhere at any time.

www.itpapers.com/techguide/telewkg.pdf

 

 

Top 10 teleworking tips

Teleworking, or telecommuting, has been around for many years, but the payoff hasn't lived up to its promise until recently. Among other obstacles, communications technology left too many teleworkers feeling like the poor cousins of coworkers in headquarters buildings. This article shows Avaya’s top ten tips for teleworking.

http://www.ciol.com/content/ResourceCenter/2005/105072701.asp

 

 

Workforce Planning - Teleworking

This article shows there are different categories of teleworkers. It also clearly explains both the advantages and disadvantages of teleworking.

http://www.tutor2u.net/business/people/workforce_teleworking.asp

 

 

Is Teleworking Sustainable? - An Analysis of its Economic, Environmental and Social Impacts

The SUSTEL (Sustainable Teleworking) project - which has been funded since 2002 under the European Commission’s Information Society Technologies (IST) programme - was set up to provide a comprehensive assessment of the overall relationship between teleworking and sustainable development (which involves assessing its economic, environmental and social impacts).

http://www.teliasonera.com/GetImages/GetImages_GetImage_pdf/0,1168,61820,00.pdf#search='TELEWORKING'

 

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