HR Telecommuting: Solutions for the Human Side of Remote Work

60 percent of federal agencies had “fully integrated telework into emergency planning” in 2007, compared to 42 percent in 2006 and 35 percent in 2005.

About 7 percent of American workers in mid- to large-size corporations now do some form of telecommuting (New York Times, 2009)

76 percent of private-sector employers provide technical support for remote workers — up 27 percentage points over 2007. (CDW 2008 Telework Report)

Approximately 22% of Teleworkers are employed by companies with more than 1000 employees. (IDC/LINKFLASH)

20% of Teleworkers are supervised from out-of-state. (ITAC, 2000)

More than 65% of Teleworkers are employed by companies with fewer than 100 employees. (IDC/LINKFLASH)

65% of home Teleworkers are males versus 44% of non-Teleworkers. (ITAC, 2000)

45% of Teleworkers have a separate home office space. (ITAC, 1999)

67% of Teleworkers are married or from couple households. (ITAC, 1999)

The average age of Teleworkers are: 17%, 18-29 Yrs; 60%, 30-49 Yrs; 22%, 50-64 Yrs. (ITAC, 1999)

Home Teleworkers have on average 1 PC for work and 1 PC for non-work purpose. Non-Teleworkers average 0.8 PCs for work and 0.5 PCs for non-work. (ITAC, 2000)

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