| Ireland for example, has produced a Code of Practice and a model teleworking agreement. |
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| A technology research firm, predicts that by 2008, 41 million employees around the world will spend at least a day a week teleworking. |
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| Managers have to discipline themselves to set clear goals and measurable outcomes for teleworking employees rather than acting as timekeepers. |
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| At the same time, policies need to be adopted that will improve working conditions in new sectors, such as teleworking. |
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| It was a brave decision, but it has more than paid off and is proof that teleworking from home can provide an excellent antidote to executive stress. |
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| Parental leave, part-time schedules, and teleworking are all trends that are gathering momentum. |
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| As he spoke, hopes that the internet would revolutionise the face of business, lead to a gender-neutral, teleworking society, had already turned to dust. |
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| New forms of employment are also developing as a direct result of the digital revolution, such as teleworking. |
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| The Independent reports this has led to some residents giving up the teleworking dream and earning a crust by hand-painting Christmas cards or teaching yoga. |
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| I have already mentioned teleworking, but the quality of work and the level of work satisfaction could also be improved. |
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| In theory teleworking or telecommuting reduces the need to travel to work every day. |
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| The young women are trained in basic information-technology skills such as data entry, desktop publishing, accounting, office software and teleworking. |
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| Alcatel-Lucent even encourages teleworking, uncommon in France because it means trusting workers not to goof off. |
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| The possibility of teleworking and connections to global information networks make rural areas more attractive to innovative businesses. |
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| To create favourable conditions for teleworking, the Smartwork network in the Netherlands started to let out flexible workplaces. |
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| The EU supports teleworking projects to let people work from home and meet their family commitments. |
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| He also refused to go along with popular management trends such as flexi-time and teleworking. |
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| From an environmental perspective, teleworking contributes to lowering energy consumption and to reducing air emissions from vehicles. |
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| The number of projects and activities on teleworking is increasing fast. |
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| Based in New York, she believes more people will use the internet to work from home, either running their own businesses or teleworking for companies. |
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| We support millions of virtual meetings every year and enable teleworking for our own team and those of our customers, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by thousands of tons a year. |
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| One way to manage car traffic to the office is to stimulate teleworking. |
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| The common political message here was that teleworking is set to play an increasingly important role in providing individuals and businesses with flexibility. |
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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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| Housework can be reduced, for example if the refrigerator makes menu suggestions for the next meal based on what is in it, and thanks to teleworking, the home and the workplace begin to merge. |
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| Ideally your customer should not even realize that you are teleworking. |
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| The ICT sector is particularly well-placed to offer flexible working opportunities, given that the technology itself facilitates teleworking and time-flexible arrangements. |
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| In addition, our partners deliver capabilities to complement our offerings, so you can create the teleworking system that best suits your company's needs. |
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