Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyze the time-allocation decisions of individuals
who work from home (ie teleworkers), and compare them with their commuter counterparts …

Despite a wealth of research on working at home, few studies have examined the effects of
working at home in relation to its regularity and fewer still have used time use studies to do …

Abstract Study Objectives: To examine possible relationships between excessive sleepiness
(Epworth Sleepiness Scale score> 10), and age, sex, ethnicity, socioeconomic deprivation …

This study examines the relationship between homebased work (HBW) and time use by
comparing unpaid (overtime) home workers, paid (agreed) home workers and nonhome …

About 8 percent of nonfarm business employees bring some work home, mostly to finish or
catch up on their work; those who bring work home work more hours per week, on average …

Using the data collected from research carried out at two Portuguese universities, this article
highlights the way university lecturers currently deal with space and time. Their professional …

Introduction: This study examines the prevalence of a range of occupational risk factors
reported by a random sample of the New Zealand working population. Methods: Men and …

An ongoing debate surrounding BLS productivity data is that official labor productivity
measures may be overstating productivity growth because of an increase in unmeasured …

Traditional well-being analyses based on money income needs to be broadened by its time
dimension. In the course of time the traditional full-time work is diminishing and new labour …

Exposure to workplace hazards, such as dust, solvents, and fumes, has the potential to
adversely affect the health of people. However, the effects of workplace hazards on health …