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What reductions in overhead costs, you ask? The list is long. Work at home employees do not occupy company real estate space. Work at home employees do not consumer company-paid utilities. Employees who work at home may be working on their own office equipment, such as PC, internet access, phone and/or fax, although some employers do provide and/or pay for these expenses. Employees who work at home are less likely to quit so recruiting and training costs and greatly reduced. Employees who work at home are more productive so fewer employees are needed to achieve the same results. Employees who are highly motivated to work at home, such as work at home moms and dads, may work for less salary if they're allowed to stay at home, and working at home also costs employees less. Companies who find themselves frequently paying for relocation costs of existing and/or new employees will find that these costs virtually disappear into smoke when they convert these jobs into work at home jobs. Creating such work at home job opportunities is indeed a win-win-win situation for employers, employees and society as a whole. Companies who allow their employees to work at home on computer networks instead of brick and mortar offices realize many other benefits as well. Companies who allow employees to telecommute or offer work at home jobs can recruit from virtually anywhere and have no relocation costs associated with employees who do not live within commuting distance to a traditional brick and mortar office. Additionally, companies can recruit employees who are not willing to relocate. We would add that, as we somberly remember the events of September 11, 2001 during which whole companies were wiped out because they were centrally located, it is noteworthy that companies who are not centrally located and who employ a full or partially home-based work at home workforce are safer from such types of attacks. Similarly one must consider the extreme and destructive losses in productivity in the America Media offices in Florida during their anthrax attack when the entire building had to be closed for many days. Similar interruptions in productivity occurred in government and other buildings and could occur virtually anytime in any building in America. From this perspective companies and employees are far safer and potentially far more productive if they work at home. Allowing your employees to work at home is good for business and it's just plain good.
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