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Richard Horne
Jane Anderson
Richard Salnick
The Nuts and Bolts of Telework - Increasing Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities
Richard Horne, Jane Anderson, Richard Salnick
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In this webcast, the presenters discussed the basics of telework. Not to be confused with telemarketing, telework can be used as a strategy for return-to-work for people with disabilities and for increasing competitive employment for disabled Veterans. The webcast included an overview of Federal interest in telework, given by Richard Horne, an in depth review of exactly what telework consists of, given by Jane Anderson, and an exploration of the success of Expediter, given by Richard Salnick.
In addition, the presenters gave an overview of the resources and services that are available for employers and job-seekers on the new DOL-ODEP TeleworkUSA.net website. Please join us as we take employers through the steps needed to build a successful telework environment, enjoy the many perks of holding telework positions in their companies, and the rewards of engaging job-seekers that need to work remotely.
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TeleworkUSA.net
http://www.teleworkusa.net
Midwest Institute for Telecommuting Education (MITE)
http://www.mite.org/
Expediter
http://www.expeditercorp.com/
DOL - Office of Disability Employment Policy (ODEP)
http://www.dol.gov/odep/
