Lori
03-22-2004, 06:11 AM
An old cartoon from The New Yorker shows a king sitting on a throne and talking to a scribe. ''Most of all,'' he is saying, ``I enjoy being able to work at home.''
Many of us, especially facing Monday morning, wish that we, too, could stay in our robes and work from the comfort of home. There's a big business now in decorating home offices with that hope in mind.
Last year, an estimated 28 million Americans worked from home at least one day a week, and that raises a fair question: What part does home play in defining work? And how is work changed by doing it at home?
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Many of us, especially facing Monday morning, wish that we, too, could stay in our robes and work from the comfort of home. There's a big business now in decorating home offices with that hope in mind.
Last year, an estimated 28 million Americans worked from home at least one day a week, and that raises a fair question: What part does home play in defining work? And how is work changed by doing it at home?
Read More... (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/business/special_packages/business_monday/8232688.htm)