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Telecommute
Telecommute meaning
To work from home, sometimes for part of a working day or week, using a computer connected to one's employer's network or via the Internet.
Example sentences (10)
Everyone in my department was granted 15 paid days of emergency leave to use as they needed (I used none of it so far) and we were given the opportunity to telecommute 4 days a week.
I mean, not everybody is able to work from home or have these sort of jobs where they can just telecommute and hold meetings.
Laura Baker, executive director and cofounder of CyberWyoming, said the coronavirus threat is changing how businesses operate as they encourage workers to telecommute from home.
Older workers are less likely than younger ones to work in tech and finance, two industries where it’s easier to telecommute.
On Dec. 1, teachers must report to their schools instead of having the option to telecommute.
That pause includes closures of bars, offices where workers can telecommute, in-person college classes, indoor sports facilities besides NCAA and professional sports, and more.
Atlanta’s mayor urged businesses to let their employees telecommute on Monday.
Find a job where you can telecommute full time, and your commuting costs will drop to zero.
There were loads of reports of hospitals reaching surge capacity, school closings due to high numbers of influenza cases, and people being told by their employers to stay home and telecommute if possible.
After 1976, students could either commute or telecommute in order to attend upper level courses, including graduate classes.