'National Work from Home Day' Calls Home Workers
London (UK)
Remote Employment News Release
As this year's National Work from Home Day (part of Work Wise Week) is about to knock on British doors, the Remote Worker Awards is reaching out to all home workers and wannabe home workers.
Work Wise Week promotes smarter working practices, such as flexible, remote and mobile working, and working from home. It aims to give half the working population, some 14 million people, the opportunity to work smarter by 2011.
The week includes Mobile Office Day and Remote Office Day to encourage people to work while on the move and to use remote working instead of travelling to a central office. National Work from Home Day on Friday, May 15 is to persuade people to work from home on that day, instead of commuting to their usual place of work.
To celebrate National Work from Home Day, Remote Employment has launched The Home Worker Awards to highlight how home working benefits the British public and their working life.
Along with a trophy to honour the home worker of the year, The Home Worker Award will supply the winner with an array of prizes to improve their 'home work'.
The Home Worker Awards is also celebrating the many millions of home businesses across the country in the national search to find the most innovative business that demonstrate how remote working and home working has made a beneficial impact on their business and home life.
Not to forget the wannabe 'work-from-homers', The Home Worker Awards is on the hunt for five of the most admirable people who can prove their hunger, determination and ambition to change their lifestyle and run their own home business.
The Work From Home Award is offering five different business kits as well as supportive prizes, such as business coaching and expert consultation to promote a new home business.
The Home Worker Awards will also give one very special person their own home based franchise worth £15k! The Helen O' Grady Special Award will be presented to the person who is most interested and enthusiastic for social interaction and communication with children and can show how they will change the lives of young people in their community.
National Work From Home Day takes place on Friday 15th May and Paula Wynne, co-founder of Remote Employment and the Remote Worker Awards, is available to give advice and encouragement to the millions of wannabe home workers across the UK.
Paula Wynne said, "The Home Worker Awards comes at a time when thousands of people across the UK are faced with job losses or reduced hours. The awards aim to raise awareness of remote and home working as an alternate solution to redundancy and the traditional nine to five office routine. We want to unearth the inventive pioneers who champion home working and show the UK how they work in their home office and why more enterprises should give it a go!"
There are other categories including The Remote Worker Award and The Remote Employer Award.
Enter at www.homeworkerawards.com for your chance to win.