[인적자원관리] 재택근무의 발전 - 영문

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'재택근무의 발전'에 대한 영문레포트입니다.

목차

1. Definition of Telecommuting
2. The growth of telecommuting
3. Appropriate types of jobs for telecommuting
4. The benefits of telecommuting.
5. disadvantages of Telecommuting.
6. Transportation Impacts of Telecommuting
7. Telecommunications and Information Technology
8. Future Research regarding Telecommuting
9. Principal Conclusions

본문내용

1. Definition of Telecommuting

The term telecommuting is attributed to Jack M. Nilles who first used it in 1973. He defines telecommuting as a subset of teleworking (i.e., all work-related substitutions of telecommunications and related information technologies for travel). Telecommuting is not a technology or collection of technologies. Rather, it is a work option that reduces dependence on transportation by exploiting information and telecommunications technologies.

It is likely that most telecommuters in the near future will be using microcomputers and modems as major work tools; and for some workers relatively elaborate and sophisticated equipment and services may be the norm. Inmost cases, workers telecommute only a portion of the time, often as little as 1 or 2 days per week. Telecommuting does not require the active use of telecommunications technology in order to be practical, since workers can carry their information with them when they travel to their employer's office. Nevertheless, telecommunications and computer technologies both greatly broaden the scope and variety of tasks amenable to telecommuting.

참고 자료

http://ntl.bts.gov/DOCS/telecommute.html