Archive for the 'Telecommuting' Category

If job growth is an indicator of the overall business climate in general, then here are some of the best and worst places to be in business. The more businesses in general, then the more likely there will be customers for service related home businesses and telecommuters.
Florida has the fastest job growth overall with the […]

I know you can buy programs that tell you how to get paid to drive, but I ran across this website the other day so I thought I’d tell you - for free - about a company that helps people get paid $50 to $750 per month (they say) to drive around major advertising markets.
They […]

From the Arizona Star
About 2,050 workers telecommute for 64 employers in Tucson, according to the Pima Association of Governments.
Telecommuters tend to work a bit more than office-bound workers, said Keith Niccum, a senior recruiter with Misys Healthcare Systems. They have fewer interruptions and typically are more organized, he said, plus it’s easier to start the […]

From Business Opportunities Blog:
Need money NOW? You may be able to start working on line and get paid instantly thanks to the new human assisted guide search service at Cha Cha. There’s just one catch right now. You have to be referred by an existing guide to become a guide. To do that you have […]

Kforce Healthcare
KForce Healthcare has many coding opportunities immediately available nationwide!! We are seeking credentialed (RHIT, RHIA, CCS, CPC) coders with at least 3 years of acute care or clinic coding experience. In addition, we are currently offering sign-on and referral bonuses as well as a very competitive pay structure and an attractive benefits program.
Who We […]

Mom’s working at home in Australia are there often from necessity. The labor market is quickly adapting because losing moms has caused a shortage of talented workers. Telecommuting and flex time is helping take up some of the slack.
From The Australian
In Australia, only 11.6 per cent of mothers with children younger than three work full time and […]

People who’d LIKE to consult with an interior designer often don’t because of the cost.
Working from home allows Interior Designer Mary Bokovoy to keep her prices affordable according to the Tigard Times… 
“I like to first see what people can do with what they already have. Sometimes it’s just a matter of rearranging things they have […]

People seem to love our posts on tutoring…
So here’s another one.
TutorsWithoutLimits.com is a brand new website that lets you set up your tutoring business on the internet for free.
The creators call it an “ebay like environment” where clients leave feedback. Tutors pay a transaction fee for jobs obtained through this service and, presumably, you’re tutoring my […]

Most telecommuting articles assume you’ll telecommute from home.
But what about telecommuting while you travel… what are the in’s and out’s of that?
Here’s a cool article I found on just that topic and a few of the salient features by Rolf Potts…
Justin Mounts, who does contract product management, marketing consulting and simulation development for two different […]

Elaine Chao the Secretary for Labor told G. Gordon Liddy’s audience today her belief about the preponderance of “outsourcing” to cheap labor markets.
Is it simply because of cheap labor?
No.
In fact, she sited that the “cheap labor” was offset by additional costs of adapting to foreign languages and cultures.
The productivity of the American workforce is unequalled […]