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You’ll also most likely need some office stationary like files, paper, pens and staplers. Then there are other more peripheral costs associated with working remotely that also need to be considered; you may need to take out your own medical insurance cover for remote workers if you’re not on your employers’ plan.

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The first is to keep the worker as an employee but turn the position into a telecommuting position. And don’t use filing as an excuse to ‘need’ an in-office worker, if you haven’t moved to an electronic files system it’s high time you did. There are two options to consider.

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