A Fifth of Telecommuters Work Less Than An Hour Per Day

MrCrassic writes "Working at home isn't vacation...or is it?" Quoting an article in The Register: "Almost one in five Americans who work from home only clock in for an hour or less a day, according to a survey, while a third stay in their pyjamas. Forty per cent of telecommuters say they work between four and seven hours, 17 per cent are doing the bare minimum and just 35 per cent are working eight or more hours, the CareerBuilder survey of 5,299 people revealed. ... Stay-at-home workers also said getting dressed for the day was far too strenuous: 41 per cent of women and 22 per cent of men — a third in total — stayed in their PJs."

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Re:So?

[DigiShaman]

Aren't you the petulant little child? No worries. There are plenty of young bucks fresh out of college looking for a job. All they need is Facebook experience to master the web and network of PCs used to view it. What they don't know they can learn on the job. At the very least, you will be teaching them whom will make a fraction of the salary you're making. Suck it up cupcake!