Businesses Giving Telecommuting Another Look
5 June 2001 - 10:00am
Employees tired of dealing with long, frustrating, boring, expensive and air-polluting daily drives to and from work are looking for jobs that allow them telecommute.
"So-called teleworking, telecommuting or e-commuting is becoming more popular with companies and employees as modern technology makes working from home an effective alternative. Rising gasoline prices and increased traffic congestion is also adding to interest in teleworking."
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Ending the commute
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The Rocky Mountain News, June 3, 2001
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