By Susan Eandi and Ute Krudewagen
The old adage that "law does not keep up with technology" is nowhere more true than in the ever-evolving world of telework. Increasing advances in technology provides new opportunities for companies to creatively engage employees, changing the landscape of how companies employ people, who they can employ and where the employee may work.
Teleworkers are often thought of as employees or independent c...
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