The large-scale implementation of teleworking has not yet occurred in the industrialized
world. This fact is in contrast to earlier predictions that viewed teleworking as the main …

Teleworking is a work practice that entails remote working for at least some of the time.
Common arrangements include work done at home or in the field, by teleworkers in a range …

Previous literature has studied telework practices predominantly from the employees'
perspective rather than exploring its use at the firm level. With the objective of contributing to …

The study analyses recent trends in teleworking, its impacts on workers, employers, and
society, and the challenges for policymaking. It provides an overview of the main legislative …

Teleworking is a relatively new mode of alternative work arrangements. During its short life,
the study of teleworking gained considerable attention in the literature for both its academic …

Teleworking: International Perspectives is an up-to-date, groundbreaking and
comprehensive assessment of teleworking. Inspired by a conference at Brunel University …

The term teleworking (or telecommuting) became popular in the 1970s when Jack Niles has
created a communication system for NASA and the US Air Force. Working on this project he …

Since its origin, telecommuting enormously evolved to become, as of today, a widespread
and multiple form of work. The goal of this paper is to relate the evolution of traditional …

Available telecommunication technology enables the substitution of commuting by
“telecommuting”, or working at home, for a wide range of white collar occupations. Research …

In an empirical study of teleworking practices in small and medium‐sized enterprises
(SMEs) in west London, organisational factors such as management attitudes, worker …