I am thrilled to announce that we have a new Guest Blogger: Stacy Brice, President and Chief Visionary Officer of AssistU, an organization that provides training and coaching to virtual assistants.
Here’s a bit from Stacy’s website, www.StacyBrice.com…
I am: Stacy Brice
Location: Geographically speaking, I am a confirmed east-coast girl, living near the southern end of the [...]
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I hope some of you were able to catch my new online radio show, Your Way to Work At Home. This week’s guest will be Stacy Brice of AssistU.com. Stacy formalized the virtual assistance profession and is an absolute VA genius! Learn about this exciting field and how you could become a [...]
Join me for my new online radio show, Your Way to Work At Home! It debuts tomorrow the 26th from 8-9am PST.
It’s a weekly show and my guests will be companies that actually hire telecommuters, experts in the fields that allow telecommuting (virtual assisting, freelance writing, transcription, etc.), successful home business owners and other work [...]
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Could “Snowmageddon”, as President Obama has dubbed the storm that shut down Washington, help employers (or, dare to dream, the federal government) see the light when it comes to the benefits of telecommuting? Shutting down the federal government costs $100 million a day in lost productivity.
Not likely if we’re talking about the government. [...]
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Choice Hotels International has announced plans to transition its Minot, North Dakota call center to a home-based operation. The announcement came as a shock to their 350 call center employees. Roughly 50 of them currently work from their homes and company officials say that they expect to significantly increase its number of home-based [...]
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I’m thrilled to announce my new internet radio show, Your Way to Work At Home!
It will be debuting on February 26th from 8-9am. It’s a weekly show and my guests will be companies that actually hire telecommuters, experts in the fields that allow telecommuting (virtual assisting, freelance writing, transcription, etc.), successful home [...]
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In a post on the official Google blog, the company announced that it has sued Pacific WebWorks and several others for using the Google name and trademark for a series of work at home scams.
Using ad headlines like, “Use Google to Make 1000s of Dollars!” or “Easy Cash with Google: You Could be Making up [...]
Could it be that the cubicle dweller is on the endangered species list? Current workplace trends seem to point that way. With the economic nosedive comes an increased need for companies to cut costs. This has driven the number of telecommuters up in a big way.
After employees, real estate is the second-biggest expense for many [...]
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An Aetna spokesman says the company is training workers in its Dover, Delaware claim center to work from home.
The center has 169 employees who process claims and service national accounts. Spokesman Walt Cherniak said this week that having people work from home will allow the company to retain staff and reduce real estate costs.
Cherniak says [...]
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Increased telework can reduce congestion on Twin Cities metropolitan freeways, save money for businesses and motorists and positively impact the environment. That is the goal of a new program announced today by the University of Minnesota in partnership with the Minnesota Department of Transportation.
If 2,700 Minnesotans teleworked just one day per week, more than 1,000 [...]
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