Pronunciation: /ˈhoʊmˌwɜrkɪŋ/
noun work done at home for an employer
A1 Homeworking is when you work from home instead of going to an office.
A2 Homeworking can be a good option for parents who need to be home with their children.
B1 Homeworking requires self-discipline and time management skills.
B2 Some people find that homeworking allows them to be more productive and focused.
C1 Homeworking has become increasingly popular as technology has advanced.
C2 Companies are beginning to see the benefits of allowing employees to do homeworking on a regular basis.
adjective relating to or involving working from home
A1 Homeworking can be done from the comfort of your own home.
A2 Many people find homeworking to be a convenient way to balance work and personal life.
B1 Homeworking requires self-discipline and time management skills.
B2 Some companies offer homeworking options as part of their employee benefits.
C1 Homeworking has become increasingly popular due to advancements in technology.
C2 The flexibility of homeworking allows individuals to work from anywhere in the world.
formal Many companies have implemented homeworking policies to allow employees to work from home.
informal I love homeworking because I can stay in my pajamas all day.
slang Homeworking is the best - I get to avoid rush hour traffic!
figurative Homeworking has opened up a whole new world of flexibility and work-life balance.
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