Its case studies feature interviews with internet librarians, market researchers and homeworkers engaged in everything from adult fashion to mail order condoms.

The site also contains a forum for the exchange of information and support between experienced homeworkers and new ones. The classified section provides low-cost advertising of jobs and services for and by homeworkers while the job search section looks for home-based jobs. It also has a step-by-step debt advice section for people who turn to homeworking because they have money problems.

www.homeworking.com

Extract from: Teleworking has such a lot of advantages - so why aren't more of us doing it? asks Elisabeth Mahoney

It needn't be all lonesome on the homeworking front though. With increasing numbers of people working in this way and the trend bound to increase as technology in the home becomes more familiar, there is help on-hand, on-line.

Caroline Tresman editor of www.homeworking,com found a dearth of good advice on the Internet when she first began working from home. "The idea is to provide quality advice for free to the ordinary person thinking about homeworking. It's important to remember that many people turn to this way working not because it's the best way for them to work but because they have money problems. Instead of dealing with their debt they get involved in homeworking scams which end up taking money off them. We encourage them to deal with their finances first and we have a debt consultant providing advice."

It's something that many people dream of… working at home. If you do, or wish to work at home, there's a resource on the Internet you need to know about. It's homeworking.com. This comprehensive site offers information for dreamers, beginners, and established home workers. For those thinking about diving into home employment, a pro and con list, a self-test to find out if you're suited for home work, and tips for starting and running an at-home operation. There are also vital details on scams and how to avoid them. For established or newly begun entrepreneurs, there's tax and bookkeeping advice. So, take this advice, and visit homeworking.com.

Women's Channel Compuserve January 2000

Homeworking.com has launched a free information packed site for people thinking about, or wanting to work at home. Homeworking is becoming a media buzz word as more people are looking for better ways of working, and Homeworking.com is the place to help you build a life working at home.

Here you will find a wide range of information from homeworking insurance to teleworking, to finding the right work for you. The Case Studies of Homeworkers has original interviews with real-life homeworkers doing all kinds of work such as Internet Librarian to Market Research, to the Mail Order of condoms and adult fashion.

Homeworking.com resources include job search, classifieds, reviewed books for sale and a Forum that provides an exchange of information and support between experienced homeworkers and new ones. The Classifieds Section provides low-cost advertising of jobs and services for and by homeworkers. The Job Search Section looks for home-based jobs. The site does not promote any homeworking scams and shows examples of them and how they work. It also has a step by step Debt Advice Section for people who turn to homeworking because they have money problems.

Homeworking is an umbrella word referring to anyone working at home from part time craft work to full time teleworkers to the self employed.

Website URL: http://www.homeworking.com