Flexible workstyles in the information industry

edited by Ann Marie Cunningham, Wendy Wicks.

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     Acknowledgements                                                              vii
     About the Authors                                                               ix

Chapter 1.  Workplace Flexibility:
  Snapshots of a Work-in-Progress
  by Paul Rupert  1
  Workplace Flexibility Today  2
  How Flexible Is Flextime?  4
  Why Compress a Workweek?  6
  Flexplace: If Its Time Has Come, Where Has It Gone?  8
  On the Changing Character of Work, Workers,
  and the Workplace  10
  Reduced Worktime Options  12
  Flexible Staffing Or the Contingent Workforce  14
  A Quick Review of Leave Time  17
  How Work Sharing Differs From Job Sharing  18
  Forces that Will Drive Flexibility in
  the 1990s and Beyond  19
  A Word to Internal Champions  2-1

Chapter 2.  The NFAIS Flexible Workstyles Survey  23
  Survey Demographics  25

Chapter 3.  Flexible Worktime  29
  Flextime  32
  Compressed Workweek  38
  Part-time Employment  43
  Leave Time  50

Chapter 4.  Flexible Workplace and Other Trends  55
  Flexplace  58
  Contractors and Consultants  65
  Other Flexible Workstyles  68

Chapter 5.  Emerging Trends-
  Summary of the NFAIS Survey  69
  Flextime  69
  Compressed Workweeks  71
  Part-time Employment  71
  Leave Time  73
  Flexplace  74
  Employment of Contractors
  and Consultants  76
  Other Flexible Workstyles  77
  Conclusion  78

Chapter 6.  Information Access Company's
  Telecommuter Program: A Marriage
  of Human Resources and Technology
  by Kip Rosmarin  81
  Introduction  81
  History of the Homer Program  84
  A Time for Change  86
  Current Homer Program  89
  Homers: Who, What, Where, When, and Why  99
  Conclusion  104

Bibliography    1'07
Index    111