teleworking

IPA: tˈɛɫʌwɝkɪŋ

employment at home while communicating with the workplace by phone or fax or modem

Examples of "teleworking" in Sentences

The Federal government has been warming up to the idea of teleworking, particularly under the Obama administration.
In this series, we're looking at the reasons for and against allowing your employees to work from home - also called teleworking or telecommuting.
"Hopefully those numbers will continue to climb so we can continue to push employees and managers to move in that direction," said Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry, who called teleworking "a valuable tool for the government."
"We're dramatically shifting geography and for some people it's really a question of whether they want to battle all the way from Virginia all the way across the District or if teleworking is a good option for them," Johnson said in an interview.
In fact, the federal government who, once a leader in teleworking and other work flexibilities, has lost its momentum with less than six percent of the 1.9 million federal workforce -- about 102,900 employees -- teleworking at least one day a month.