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The State of Telework in the U. S. netconference
Telework continues to spark the interest of workers and workplaces. Netconference presenters Kate Lister and Tom Harnish from the Telework Research Network provided a synthesis of their latest research on the state of telework in the U.S. You can view the recording (no recording key or password is required) and download a pdf copy of the presentation (7MB). Their presentation shed light on how telework has grown in recent years, who’s doing it, where they’re working, the barriers to its adoption, and where the trend might be headed. Attendees to the netconference gained a deeper understanding of the current and likely future state of telework. They heard about: How telework participation differs by industry, geography, income, and other factors What share of the nation’s workforce holds telework-compatible jobs The potential economic, energy-saving, and … Read entire article »
Filed under: Net Conferences
Employer Perceptions and Implementation of Commute Alternatives Strategies
Journal of Public Transportation Article in Volume 10, Issue 4 by Kai Zuehlke, Randall Guensler … Read entire article »
Filed under: Journal of Public Transportation Abstracts
Documented Impact of Transportation Demand Management Programs Through the Case Study Method
Journal of Public Transportation Article in Volume 10, Issue 4 by Sara J. Hendricks, Nevine Labib Georggi … Read entire article »
Filed under: Journal of Public Transportation Abstracts
Measuring the Impacts of Employer-based Transportation Demand Management Programs on an Interstate Corridor
Journal of Public Transportation Article in Volume 10, Issue 4 by Nevine Labib Georggi, Phil Winters, Sachin Rai, Liren Zhou … Read entire article »
Filed under: Journal of Public Transportation Abstracts
Smart Bicycles in an Urban Area: Evaluation of a Pilot Scheme in London
Journal of Public Transportation Article in Volume 9, Issue 5 by Robert B. Noland, Muhammad M. Ishaque … Read entire article »
Filed under: Journal of Public Transportation Abstracts