Homeworking in Britain: the national picture in the mid‐1990s
Industrial Relations JournalPublished 1 September 1996
Alan Felstead
Citations36
SJR quartileQ2
SJR score0.92
SNIP1.03
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Previously published research on homeworking in Britain has been locally specific or dated. Yet this form of working is an area of current policy‐making concern. By providing national data on the extent and characteristics of homeworking in Britain in the mid‐1990s, this article aims to plug the gap.
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