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Could You Telecommute From Italy?

On The Job

Sometimes the highlight of my day is meeting the new UPS driver. Or cleaning out my keyboard that has become gummed up with peanut butter (the hazards of eating at your desk.) That's why I was intrigued to talk to someone who broke away from the mundane working world and set himself up to work from a truly fabulous place.

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Who’s Stuck With The Bill?

Allwork

It may be up to the employer to decide on what benefits they offer (subject to local rules and laws). That involves monthly fees, which can also mount up. . You may need to make your own pension or retirement contributions from your salary if your employer is not contributing towards that. .

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Tech Jobs Moving to the Midwest

Small Business Labs

cities are more expensive than outsourcing overseas, rising salaries and costs overseas is making outsourcing there less of a bargain. A number of domestic outsourcing firms have sprung up to tap into this trend. IBM and other major corporations are reducing telecommuting and ordering more people back to the office. 

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Is a post-COVID remote work policy right for you?

BMT Office Administration

With COVID restrictions easing up and vaccines now readily available, many business owners are planning for the return to the office. A lengthy commute in traffic can add a lot of time and stress to someone’s workday and speed up burnout. However, the split is up to the company’s leadership. It can save money for employers.

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4 Ways to Increase Your Chances of Finding Remote Work

On The Job

Sara Fell , the founder and chief of FlexJobs.com , says she's seen a 400 percent growth in telecommuting jobs in the past three years. Census data show that more employers are letting workers set up home offices to get work done with 61 percent more workers considering home their primary workplace in 2009 compared with 2005.

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Will This Tough Job Market Change Generation Y?

On The Job

This is now a more grown up generation,” says Dan Finnigan, CEO of Jobvite. Finnigan says recruiters, who often called young job seekers “challenging,” now report Generation Y job candidates are more willing to compromise on salaries or job duties. Today, more than 50 percent of candidates say they will take the salary offered.

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Attracting Millennials: Understanding What Millennials Want in a Career

Office Dynamics

Gone are the days when attractive salaries and retirement options were enough to land top recruits. This is good news for companies who can’t compete with the salaries of big corporations. Companies can invite millennials to re-strategize their marketing campaigns, streamline processes and come up with innovative new product ideas.