...Rod Davies Describes in detail an Internet conference in which the particpants discussed issues arising from the growth of telecommuting as a viable work and career function. Describes the nature of telecommuting and its implications for society, organizational culture and the individual. Discusses...

... of, say, 2 per cent of the workforce, studied in comparison with a control group. © MCB UP Limited 1993 Employee attitudes Flexibility Homeworking Human resource management Telecommuting Trade Unions ...

...Phillip C. Wright; Adrienne Oldford Telecommuting takes the concept of decentralization to its furthest degree. Managerial careers change, in that facilitation and the ability to service employees become the essential skills. Results, rather than visible inputs and “time‐in”, become important...