Staying at home

Language: English Series: Guardian ; (Supp) 27/1/90 p8Publication details: 1990Subject(s):

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL

Summary: The Henley Centre for Forecasting suggests that by 1995 the number of home based workers will rise to 4.5 million - between 15% and 20% of the workforce.

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The Henley Centre for Forecasting suggests that by 1995 the number of home based workers will rise to 4.5 million - between 15% and 20% of the workforce.

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