Remote working—altering the spatial contours of work and home in the new economy

Irene Hardill · Anne E Green

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

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The temporal pattern of work has changed in its daily, weekly and monthly rhythms, but so has the ‘spatiality’ of work: for some paid work is undertaken at home, or in cyberspace. Telecommuting can be used to ‘improve’ the lifestyles of long distance weekly commuters and their families.

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