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| The Telework Stat of the month is taken from the
ITAC report, Teleworking Comes
of Age with Broadband, Telework America Survey 2002,
sponsored by AT&T and written by Joanne H. Pratt of Joanne
H. Pratt Associatess. The report was published in April 2003.
ITAC members receive one free hard copy of the report and
can order for only $95 an electronic license for unlimited
use by their own employees. Non members can purchase a hard
copy of this report for $495. Click on Teleworking
Comes of Age with Broadband to obtain an executive summary
of this report and a form to purchase the report.
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June
2004 Stat of the Month
Did you know that more and more homes have several teleworkers?
Some even work for the same company (12% broadband vs. 10%
dial-up employees).
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May
2004 Stat of the Month
Are employers missing possible savings on office space when
they let employees telework? Only 1% of employees give up
their office in exchange for employer-paid broadband service
for their home office. More than 60% of teleworkers occupy
a personal workspace at their employer’s.
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April
2004 Stat of the Month
If you telework can your family go online from your home
office PC? About 30% of employers of teleworkers with broadband
access say it’s okay for household members and 36% okay
going online for personal use. But 19% of employees are restricted
to business use of the Internet.
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March
2004 Stat of the Month
Did you know that more broadband teleworkers than dialup
users have security measures in place from their remote locations?
Eighty-five percent have firewalls compared to only 67 percent
of dialup users.
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February
2004 Stat of the Month
You probably aren’t surprised that broadband
teleworkers spend more time online than dialup users. They
average 6.18 compared with 4.82 hours per day. But fifteen
percent are online as much as 11 hours or more per day.
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January 2004
Stat of the Month
Did you know that most teleworkers don’t
work just at home? Both those who have broadband at home and
those with only dial-up Internet access also work at their
employer’s (81%), while traveling (49%) and at their
customer’s place of business.
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| December
2003 Stat of the Month
"Did you know that 22% of broadband teleworkers
(compared to 14% of those who had dialup) would like to work
at home full time?"
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| November
2003 Stat of the Month
The one-time cost for installing broadband is only $23 more
than installing dialup.
| Mean
in Dollars |
| Cost in Dollars |
Mean |
| Dialup
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Broadband
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| N |
314 |
314 |
| » Installation |
91 |
114 |
| » Repair |
170 |
161 |
| » Monthly connection |
66 |
116* |
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| *p = <.10 Means without “0” responses
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Telework America Report: Teleworking Comes of Age with Broadband,
page 37
Sponsored by the AT&T Foundation
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