MWR InfoSecurity's Joseph Bursell takes a light-hearted look at remote working and some of the questions often ignored by the productivity/employee relations debate.
October 08, 2003 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Remote working can mean many things:
homework on the bus, massaging the accounts on the train to work. For the sake of this article it means ‘using a computer connected to the internet to access and manipulate information that is stored at work’. This definition is the one most likely to strike a chord as it will either get your back up or remedy the problem of not having enough minutes in the day (or both if you are an average sort).
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