Work today is increasingly tied to routine rather than a physical space. Unsurprisingly, more and more, companies in the United States allow their employees to work beyond a specifically designated ...

As technology makes it increasingly easy to punch the clock in a virtual office, employees once tied to a desk may now have the ability to work from home or even abroad. In fact, studies from Global ...

Changes in technology and culture have paved the way for a rise in telecommuting jobs. That is, jobs that allow you to work from home full time. Many companies understand the benefit of employing ...

The IRS has a reputation for secrecy and data protection. Yet that organization was one of the first in the United States -- in either the public or private sector -- to embrace telecommuting. But the ...

A new survey says 99 out of 100 working parents could be happier. What would cure their blues? FlexJobs CEO Sara Sutton Fell says the answer is a home office. Who says you can't have it all? It was a ...

The option to work from home is quickly moving from a perk to a common way of working. (Click here to tweet this thought.) But while some companies take a casual approach to telecommuting, others are ...

Telecommuting has become all the rage over the past half decade for companies that can pull it off with some or all of their employees. About 37 percent of US companies have adopted some kind of ...

Sometimes it feels inevitable that office workers and those whose jobs revolve around doing work on a computer or through a network will all, in the future, do their work from wherever they please. It ...

With traffic on the rise in major cities and climate change top-of-mind, you might want to work more from home. “Telecommuting” (or “teleworking”) has been around since the 1980s, but it has taken off ...

The telecommuting surge is likely to last past the COVID-19 crisis, predicts a report issued this week by two researchers with the Brookings Institution Center on Children and Families. During the ...