Moms who work at home finding it tough
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Tele-worker jobs
Being a tele-worker, or someone who doesn't go into the office every day, but stays at home to work isn't as easy as it should be in this day and age. Have you experienced difficulty finding work from home?
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It is proving difficult to find work from home. And if I want to work part time too that is even more difficult. I use a couple of job search web sites to hunt for work but its still proving difficult.
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| 14-4-2008 | Am looking for a job like Addressing Envelopes or stuffing envelopes something on the computer work | Belysagal |
| 26-1-2008 | hi iam looking for work at home like packing any thing | manjit |
| 15-5-2007 | You might find it easier if you were to work in an office for a while first, and build up that trusted relationship. I have been with my employer for 8 years now, and I now have an 'agile' work environment - meaning I can park myself at any desk in the office, or work from home if I need to. | Devon girl |
| 24-1-2007 | It is nice to know that I am not the only one struggling. I am in the position that I have a 10 year old, for whom I want to be around when not at school. I also find that I am so bored at home during the day and have all these hours free that I could work. I credit controlled for 10 years & hav...more | DT |
| 12-12-2006 | What a load of clap-trap! Workinf from home is the most productive way to work. Only idiots and stupid, pathetic managers are too short-sighted to see this and want you in the office to play silly emire building games. | Jon Morgan |
| 12-12-2006 | I started a home based PR consultancy last year, because I wanted to work from home. I enjoyed being my own boss, but was getting stressed out over finding enough work to pay the bills and chasing late payments. I also didn't have enough money set aside for a pension, which was worrying. I th...more | Cilente |
| 11-12-2006 | I wanted to work from home on a part-time basis, and the only way I could do this was to go self-employed. It was a big gamble, but thankfully, it seems to be working out. It is frustrating when employers are so short-sighted and inflexible. It was assumed that my job couldn't be done this way, ...more | SW |
| 04-12-2006 | My supervisor gives each worker a set amount of work to do in a set amount of time,just get it finished.With some of us working at home the office atmosphere is quieter and less hectic which works better for her. | dragon42 |
| 29-11-2006 | As an employer I am interested in the concept but it is difficult to find those with the specific skills needed who might be interested and if you only need the odd one or two working from home then it can be expensive to find them. I am a director of a company (and work from home myself) that need...more | Bob Cullen |
| 07-2-2006 | My husband works from home (hes self employed). Its OK in one way, but he used to spend mist of his day answering phone calls from cold callers (we now have resigtered with he mail preference service).
His work time seems to manage to creep into evenings and weekends when hes trying to meet a dead...more | Kiwigirl |
| 29-12-2005 | Why not have a room that you do all the work in with one or more cams veiwing you doing your work, then sending your hours of work to your employer.
If you work from home you are reducing resorce wasting and less travel (meaning travel money on fuel or transit) thus if there is an accident in tra...more | BohnnyK. |
| 01-12-2005 | Working from home.. translate, thats like a holiday 90% of the time and whilst you're in the office for a day you do your 10% of work for the week.
Nice... | G.R. |
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