‘Sick Day’ Confirms Challenges, Benefits of Working from Home
The virtues of remote work are many. But taking a sick day reveals the challenges and benefits of working from home. Here's a look at both sides.
The virtues of remote work are many. But taking a sick day reveals the challenges and benefits of working from home. Here's a look at both sides.
Despite workers being more productive in a home office and the bottom-line benefits of remote work to employers, many companies are still hesitant to embrace it. Here are seven suggestions to convince your boss to allow a work-from-home arrangement.
While working from home can sound heavenly at first, almost every remote worker can, at some point, experience moments of isolation. Here's how to stay connected.
FlexJobs, 1MFWF's sister website, has released its fifth annual survey of the top 100 companies with remote jobs.
Let's be clear: working from home doesn’t impede team creation, innovation, or momentum. An inflexible work environment does.
It's not intuitively easy to communicate and collaborate while working across different time zones. That's why it's key to plan ahead carefully.
New York's subway riders are having a "summer of hell". A variety of flexible work options could help address their transit woes.
A few entire industries stand out for the potential to benefit wide swaths of the workforce by exploring opportunities in flex.
Tom Williams, a Chicago-based chiropractor, made headlines recently when the word spread about how he takes his newborn to work.
Dr. Daniel Arnold helped organize an interdisciplinary conference on “Flexible Work in the Digital Age", focused on work flexbility and work-life balance.