Home Office

From New York to D.C. to Boston, transit systems were shut down, tunnels and bridges closed and offices shuttered, all due to Hurricane Sandy. So many employees were working from makeshift home offices -- at least as long as they have power. Here's where some of us on the AOL editorial team will be working ...

By Robert DiGiacomo Telecommuting isn't just appealing because it allows you to work in your pajamas, it can also be a sign of how much your company respects your abilities and is willing to pay you. Research from Payscale.com shows full-time workers who telecommute in more than a dozen professions, ...

By Gwen Parkes As the economy continues to precariously get back on its feet, many companies are continuing to "live lean" and keep costs down as much as possible, for as long as possible. One side effect of this leaning down is to offer some or all of your employees the option to work remotely. If ...