[Air-l] psychological impact of telework

[Heidelberg, Chris]

What is the cite for your book? 

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[mailto:air-l-bounces at listserv.aoir.org] On Behalf Of Nicole Ellison
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Hi Mark,

My 2004 book, Telework and Social Change, touches on some of these
issues.
However, your students would be well-served to look for more current
work in the sociology literature as well as the resources Gail and
Caroline point to.

N. 

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Hi folks,
I'm working with some students who are interested in recent research on
the impact of teleworking conditions (monitoring, piecework or rate pay,
isolation -- in some cases, de-differentiation of home and work -- in
some cases), have on workers. I'd be much obliged for some suggestions
of places to look.
thanks,
Mark
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