| If you can't get as much time as you'd like, try to negotiate a staggered return, telecommuting, or working part time temporarily. |
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| This might mean leaving your work at the office for some and telecommuting for others. |
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| Other initiatives to help attract and retain staff include morale-boosting benefits such as telecommuting and easier access to unpaid time off. |
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| From telecommuting to centralized support services to offshore productivity centers, physical location's role is diminishing in relevance. |
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| Consumers cited telecommuting and online video games as two important factors in their decision to sign up for broadband access. |
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| So the work of the court can be done basically by telecommuting, with some rare exceptions. |
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| With telecommuting and portable storage media, it's getting harder to monitor and secure your network and endpoints. |
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| Tomorrow I call my boss and tell him that I'm telecommuting from here. |
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| Telecommuters with shorter commutes to work may be more likely to take trips for shopping or socialising on their telecommuting days. |
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| In theory teleworking or telecommuting reduces the need to travel to work every day. |
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| Almost three out of four of this segment are women, by far the highest ratio of the three telecommuting segments. |
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| We're looking at maximizing technology in terms of not only telecommuting but also technology to move freight. |
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| However, there are a few conditions that must be met if a telecommuting arrangement is going to work out. |
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| This will produce even more dramatic change in a society increasingly dominated by telecommuting. |
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| Seventy-two percent of the parents surveyed agreed that telecommuting allows them to spend more time with their family. |
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| The knowledge revolution implies that a substantial portion of the workforce will be telecommuting in some form in just a few year's time. |
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| Gen X are the most attracted to the idea of telecommuting, working from home and working remotely. |
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| Also, with telecommuting, it's far easier to work at home for many people. |
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| I don't even see the point, since the job allows for telecommuting. |
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| In practice, the frequency of employees telecommuting and flexing their time is low. |
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| How about staying with your parents and telecommuting to work? |
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| Over two years, the number of regular telecommuters increased from 90 to over 500, with an additional 500 employees telecommuting occasionally. |
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| A strong economy could lead to more telecommuting, but most telecommuters will work at home only part of the time, consistent with the pattern that has long been observed in US national surveys of the trend. |
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| We are working to provide flexible work options throughout the organization, including telecommuting, flexible time, part-time opportunities, job partnerships and gradual returns from leaves. |
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| Determining the number of teleworkers and telecommuters on an international scale is difficult, given a lack of international consensus on the definitions of teleworking and telecommuting. |
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| When the needs of the business do not require workers to be physically present in order to perform their work, or where the availability of sufficient suitable space is otherwise a problem, telecommuting might be the answer. |
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| Yet some industry experts wonder if he is up to the task, having had mixed reviews inside and outside the firm for his handling of Omnicom while telecommuting to New York from his home in Florida. |
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| You can see this thrust in the current telecommuting debate at Yahoo. |
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| By encouraging telecommuting, enterprises are able to economize on space, while avoiding the costs and loss of time involved in having workers travel between home and the workplace. |
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| When people have had enough of virtual offices, telecommuting and hoteling, they turn to the original alternative office executive suites. |
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| Historically, telecommuting solutions have relied on the analog phone line as their mode of operation. |
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| So, does it matter whether if you're telecommuting from the next town or telecommunicating from a mountaintop in Tibet? |
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| Deals with telecommuting, part-time, job sharing or compressed workweek. |
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| Recalling the proposed additional resource requirements for the development of telecommuting capabilities and remote access for staff, the Group wondered who was intended to utilize that technology and how it would function. |
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| Daquila-Pardo herself telecommutes from home according to her employer's established telecommuting policy. |
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| Half of those who telecommute do so under their company's formal telecommuting policy, while the other half telecommutes by special arrangement. |
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| The group's business units work to optimize their employees' working environment and the balance between private and working life, offering flexible working hours or telecommuting solutions. |
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| In response, two priorities were set: to reduce travel through the use of videoconferences, telecommuting and car-pooling and to use less carbon-intensive or recycled materials, such as polypropylene and polyethylene. |
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| By continuously introducing new initiatives and programs such as flexible benefits and telecommuting options, we are committed to providing the best possible and flexible work environment. |
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| In addition to vacation time and holidays, we also may offer flexible work arrangement options including flex-time, job sharing and telecommuting. |
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| Answering that call, Utah employers are creating more tailored work environments and providing increased opportunities for flextime and telecommuting. |
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