0 someone who works at home and communicates with his or her office by phone, email, or internet:
1 a person who works for an organization from their home and communicates with the main office and customers, etc. by phone or email:
As the number of telecommuters swells, so does the evidence that many are burning out in front of their computers.
His study found that telecommuters are less likely to get the same pay increases as other employees.
Instead of helping balance work and family, a number of telecommuters are reporting the arrangements actually increase strain by blurring the barriers between the office and home.
But this telecommuter, like many, still doesn't regret the choice he made.
After the attacks, the number of telecommuters escalated out of necessity.
On another level, the teleworker or telecommuter is someone with computer knowledge who can utilise and work on data transmitted down a telephone line or bounced off a satellite.
However, despite fewer interpersonal actions and professional isolation, a meta-analysis of telecommuting did not find support for negative telecommuter-coworker relationships or telecommuter-supervisor relationships.
While he was not a telecommuter, this incident brought attention to the risks inherent in working off-site.
