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Telework and the new workplace of the 21st century [ed. and designed by Suzanne Windle].

Por: Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: [Washington, D.C.] U.S. Dept. of Labor [2001?]Descripción: xii, 275 p. ill. 28 cmOtro título:
  • New workplace of the 21st century
  • New workplace of the twenty-first century
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 331.25 21
Contenidos:
Part I. The evolution and economics of telework. Telework : coming of age? Evaluating the potential benefits of telework Carl E. Van Horn and Duke Storen -- The nuts and bolts of telework Glenn Lovelace -- A framework for understanding telework Amy Helling -- The economic and social impacts of telework Sean T. Doherty, Jean C. Andrey and Laura C. Johnson.
Part II. Telework and organizational behavior. Employer scheduling, staffing and work location issues Gil Gordon -- Human resources management and development in the telework environment George G. Baffour and Charles L. Betsey -- Observing the impact of communication and information technology on "net-work" Patricia Riley, Anu Mandavilli and Rebecca Heino -- Federal telework topics Wendell Joice.
Part III. The cultural and societal implications of telework. The rise of computing technology and working at home : data from the current population survey supplements Robert Kominski -- Strategies for preventing the digital divide Anil Kukreja and George M. Neely, Sr. -- Telework and society : implications for corporate and societal cultures Joanne H. Pratt -- Navigating work and parenting by working at home : perspectives of workers and children whose parents work at home Ellen Galinsky and Stacy S. Kim -- Highlights from the symposium luncheon address : it's about time ... Barbara S. Hensley.
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Papers presented at a symposium held at Xavier University on October 16, 2000 convened by the Secretary of Labor, Alexis M. Herman.

Editor from inside back cover.

Includes bibliographical references.

Part I. The evolution and economics of telework. Telework : coming of age? Evaluating the potential benefits of telework Carl E. Van Horn and Duke Storen -- The nuts and bolts of telework Glenn Lovelace -- A framework for understanding telework Amy Helling -- The economic and social impacts of telework Sean T. Doherty, Jean C. Andrey and Laura C. Johnson.

Part II. Telework and organizational behavior. Employer scheduling, staffing and work location issues Gil Gordon -- Human resources management and development in the telework environment George G. Baffour and Charles L. Betsey -- Observing the impact of communication and information technology on "net-work" Patricia Riley, Anu Mandavilli and Rebecca Heino -- Federal telework topics Wendell Joice.

Part III. The cultural and societal implications of telework. The rise of computing technology and working at home : data from the current population survey supplements Robert Kominski -- Strategies for preventing the digital divide Anil Kukreja and George M. Neely, Sr. -- Telework and society : implications for corporate and societal cultures Joanne H. Pratt -- Navigating work and parenting by working at home : perspectives of workers and children whose parents work at home Ellen Galinsky and Stacy S. Kim -- Highlights from the symposium luncheon address : it's about time ... Barbara S. Hensley.

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