Britons could be more likely to work from home if industrial action becomes more commonplace.

Recent research has revealed that employers are unlikely to offer flexible working options during the Olympics.

A group for people who work from home has been established in Lutterworth by a homeworker.

Working from home is growing in popularity, according to one office expert’s recent comments.

Homeworkers in Scotland have called for more affordable commercial premises for them to work from.

A new survey from the CBI and recruitment firm Harvey Nash has found that 96 per cent of employers now allow at least one form of flexible working.

The number of public sector employees working from home is set to increase as authorities look to bring down property costs, it has been predicted.

An IT security firm has predicted that more people will work at home this summer.

Transport secretary Phillip Hammond has urged more people to work from home during the Olympics, to avoid traffic congestion and busy public transport.

Canada is today celebrating National Work From Home Day.