Continuity of operations and continued services provision in case of natural disasters. Reduction in energy use, carbon footprint and real estate costs. These are some of the reasons the US Federal Government is investigating the implementation of Public Service Employee Telework programs. Do you think Telework is an option or under consideration for the Canadian Public Service?
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In the U.S. there are stumbling blocks … many of them! The Real Reasons Managers Oppose Telework
It is likely there will be many stumbling blocks in Canada as well…but while I have heard it is part of public discourse in the US I am not sure the debate has begun in Canada.