While we should all understand that academic freedom is the freedom to work nights and weekends for years, it doesn't take an IRS memo to know that "home office" is a also a problematic phrase.

Charlie

At 07:10 PM 1/7/2004, you wrote:
>Susan -
>
>If they are at home, no. We do have some people that out in the field we
>pay for. Too slow is an incredibly problematic phrase. Too slow for
>what? I use the cheap (free) dialup instead of high-speed access for
>home use. If I am at HOME working (it happens) and I'm downloading "The
>Spreadsheet That Ate Cleveland", I go do something else. Heck, I do that
>at work, home one process run in the background while I impatiently wait
>for the other to happen.
>
>At home, they could go take a shower or do some laundry or walk the
>guinea pig. I think it is bogus.
>
>As you can see, that's my not-so-humble-opinion. :)
>
>Tania Clucas
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