... Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2015 Gender Entrepreneurship Working practices Homeworking Self-employed workers Wages How are the notions of “space and place” (Ekinsmyth, 2013) associated with gender gaps in earnings for self-employed Millennials in the USA? In particular, what...

... that is held by home‐based business operators themselves. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Women Small enterprises Self employed workers Homeworking While home‐based businesses (HBBs) make up a significant number of Australian small enterprises, there has been little research...

... counterparts. This suggests that home‐based ownership may be a good option only for women who do not have strong financial needs. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2004 Women Corporate ownership Homeworking Entrepreneurialism Family Economic growth Women are becoming entrepreneurs...

... commuting to the office. They communicate with the office through telecommunication systems. Various terminologies for teleworking have been used in the literature. For example, electronic cottage, telecommuting, flexiplace, remote office work, homework, distance work, and work at home (Chapman et al...

.... At this stage, the influence of gender‐related issues on home‐based business operations is a relatively unknown variable. © MCB UP Limited 1997 Australia Homeworking Motivation Training Women In response to a range of economic and social factors, it appears that the number of people...

...Mike Brocklehurst A frequent theme of writing about the “Post‐industrial Future” is the forecast of a rapid growth in working from home with the aid of computers. Such a growth in “new technology homeworking” is seen as a fortuitous development for women workers, especially for professional women...