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Quote of the day: Telecommuters 'subject to more taxes'
November 2, 2005 Think you're helping society by telecommuting? The taxman might not reward you for your contribution.Making the case for telework
October 3, 2007 Most companies still resist the idea but Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says technology advances make this a no-brainer.Telecommuters: Beware the tax man
November 2, 2005 Telecommuters employed by a company outside their home state may be at risk of having to pay extra taxes unless Congress adopts a bill protecting them.Telecommuting in London to soar with summer temps
June 29, 2005 Use of remote network access services will surge as workers shun sweat-soaked commutes, U.K. broadband company says.At tech firms, time again for flextime?
November 15, 2004 Despite a clampdown after the dot-com bust, some employees now have more options about when and where they work.U.S. spending bill encourages telecommuting
December 2, 2004 Federal agencies that don't let workers telecommute could feel it in their budgets.Telecommuters beware the tax man
November 9, 2005 Attorney Eric J. Sinrod says telecommuters are increasingly liable to pay income taxes to states where they don't live.3Com to link telecommuters to office VoIP
August 29, 2005 Module lets remote workers access corporate VoIP applications, including conference calls and messages.U.K.'s Orange launches 'Open Office'
September 4, 2007 Wireless operator says its telecommuter services package won't be confused with OpenOffice.org's open-source suite.AT&T VoIP adds to equipment list
March 24, 2004 The carrier's Internet phone service now works with all major traditional phone vendors' equipment.This week in tech and politics
November 4, 2005 All eyes were on Washington this week as politicians and jurists made decisions that rippled through the tech community.Check Point unveils its first security device
October 7, 2003 Aimed at branch offices, franchise locations and telecommuters, the VPN-1 Edge is designed to let companies centrally manage secure connections to off-site employees.Telecommuting's patently obvious gains
January 17, 2007 The Patent Office is on the right track with plan to reimburse employees for high-speed Net access, says attorney Eric Sinrod.Wireless tech may hinder workers' breaks
June 15, 2005 The office of 2020 may allow for more job flexibility, but vacations may not offer a true break from employment pressures, study says.Commentary: Season of change for secure nets
October 29, 2003Selling city halls on wireless as a utility
June 4, 2007 City leaders don't need to be convinced of the benefits of high-bandwidth networks. Convincing them to pay for it is another matter.'Homeshoring' to trump offshoring?
December 21, 2004 Study says companies are using home-based U.S. employees for call center duties, which can avoid problems tied to offshore workers.VMware aims to secure network sharing
September 20, 2004 Releases beta software to protect company networks used by outside contractors and telecommuters.Password imperfect
December 9, 2004 Microsoft is leading by example in its push to ease the security risks posed by passwords.Check Point shifts security strategy
November 19, 2003 The security software maker, best known for its firewalls, branches out into Web security and devices to protect internal networks.
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