Telecommuting: The Trade-offs of Home Work

Robert E. Kraut

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Work-Family Balance Challenges Labor Law and Work Dynamics Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies

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Several large-scale studies find that relatively few people use their bome as a primary work site and that those who balance their needs for employment flexibly against their needs for income.

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