Telecommuting does not become the rule in Russia

Karera05-06-2009 Remote work does not become the rule in Russia Rising unemployment and uncertain prospects regarding the timing of economic recovery became a catalyst for the proliferation of some freelancers and remote workers. However, they all have to deal with the reduction of fees, as well as the risk of running up against unscrupulous employers. However, and employers have hard times: discipline among freelancers always limp. Russian army of unemployed continues to grow, and today it is around 7.7 million people, or 10.2% of the economically active population. By the end of the year, this figure could exceed 12%. At least until the beginning of economic recovery, unemployment will not decline. However, do not die with the same hunger? And indeed, many people thinking about working on yourself. And some continue to work for an employer at home or on the open chart. As already wrote Bigness.ru, 43% of Russians do not have currently a permanent job, think seriously about how to start their own businesses. But the number of people who still dared to start her own business, do not go to any comparison with booming growth in the number of freelancers, and freelancers, working on individual orders.