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Does Your Employer Have A Policy About Telecommuting?

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Before you do anything else, we recommend that you first find out if your employer has a policy regarding telecommuting. If so, find out what it is. Also consider contacting other people in your company who telecommute to find out tips they may have for you.

If your employer doesn’t have a policy for allowing telecommuting, and you are unaware of anyone else in the company who telecommutes, do enough homework to address any fears and/or concerns that your employer may have about telecommuting. For example some supervisors still fear that if they can’t see their employee then they may not be working.


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