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Telework
Compiled by Jessica Jackson-Yoo, LICSW
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Topic Page Advisor:
Ellen Ernst Kossek, Ph.D.
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Telework is an employment arrangement where an employee works remotely from home or a satellite office part or all of the time. Communication with the employer, customers/clients, and co-workers can be maintained using computer and telecommunications technology. The reasons that employees telework can vary, but may include: to reduce commuting time, to better balance work-family responsibilities and to improve productivity. Employers have found that telework arrangements can reduce turnover and absenteeism. Updated: August 2009
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Definitions available for this topic:
- Ad Hoc Tele-Workers, Definition(s) of
- Bad Jobs, Definition(s) of
- Contract Teleworker, Definition(s) of
- Customer Site Workers, Definition(s) of
- Distance Work, Definition(s) of
- Employee Teleworker, Definition(s) of
- Flexibility, Definition(s) of
- Flexplace, Definition(s) of
- Home-Based Telecommuting, Definition(s) of
- Mobile Workers, Definition(s) of
- Neighborhood Work Centers, Definition(s) of
- On-Site Workers, Definition(s) of
- Regular Tele-Workers, Definition(s) of
- Remote Managing, Definition(s) of
- Remote Workers, Definition(s) of
- Satellite Offices, Definition(s) of
- Telework/Telecommute, Definition(s) of
- Virtual Teams, Definition(s) of
- Virtual Work, Definition(s) of
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