Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report articles from July 1997

Telecommuting Review: the Gordon Report archives from July 1997

Telecommuting as a "reasonable accommodation" under ADA. (Americans with Disabilities Act) (Industry Trend or Event)
July 1, 1997... SUMARRY: We continue to gain insight into how telecommuting can be used appropriately for persons with disabilities. A California court ruled (with the help of telecommuting expert Jack Nilles) that telecommuting was a suitable solution for...

Bridging the tele-generation gap. (International Telework Association conference Jun 30, 1997) (Industry Trend or Event)
July 1, 1997... SUMMARY: Two presentations at the recent International Telework Association conference dealt with different but complementary aspects of how managers think about telecommuting. As many have suspected (or experienced), a manager's attitude...

"One-office" concept lets firm share staff, serve clients better. (Ackerman McQueen) (Company Operations)
July 1, 1997... SUMMARY: An advertising and public-relations agency with five locations does much more than give lip service to the idea of providing comprehensive support to its clients. The CEO's vision of being able to function as virtually one company...

Leading a (quiet) telecommuting revolution. (telecommuting in the UK) (Industry Trend or Event)
July 1, 1997... These days we are very fond of visions and strategies. And it may be the case that you can't do anything significant without them. But in the UK's long march to the Information Society, it is perhaps the sum total of all the little things...