Charles Pludthura blogs about the many benefits of working remotely.
“More and more workers are managing to carve out successful careers, operating remotely from wherever they feel like settling down and getting connected. Whether it’s a beach in south-east Asia or a back bedroom in Coffs Harbour, the world really is our oyster!”
Approximately 90 percent of local employees are working in unsafe environments, despite the fact employers have an obligation to provide a safe working environment whether at home or in the office.
Being a business owner has many benefits, but if you have a small team or are a soloist you might begin to feel cut off from the rest of the world. So here’s some tips for dealing with the isolation, from Jolly Solo founders Janna Fikh and Leah Klugt.
Businesses must change their views on employees working from home and start using the internet to connect employees through “telework,” Communications Minister Stephen Conroy said at a Telework Forum in Sydney yesterday.
Employers might hate the term work/life balance but increasingly, prospective employees are demanding flexible hours, home working or web commuting as part of their package.
A growing number of Australians feel comfortable working from home in their pyjamas or out of the office and on the move, a new survey has found.
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