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A Telework Research Report
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| The study reveals that as managers become more involved in telework, they express more favorable attitudes toward telework. Managers who are teleworkers and managers who supervise teleworkers are more favorable toward telework than managers who do not supervise teleworkers. Sixty-six percent of managers who manage teleworkers find that teleworkers are as productive as their in-office counterparts. |
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