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The Status of Telework in the Federal Government 2003

Table of Contents

I.	Executive Summary
II.	Introduction
III.	Background
IV.	Methodology
V.	Survey Findings
	Number and Types of Teleworkers Tracking Teleworkers Alternative Work Schedules Agencies with Utilization Rates of 20% or Higher Eligible Employees Agencies with Improved Numbers of Teleworkers > 35 % Policies Identifying Boundaries
VI.	Overcoming Barriers
VII.	OPM Initiatives To Increase Telework
	OPM's Strategic Approach: History Internet-Based Training Program Telework Handbook for Managers and Supervisors Telework Reference Guide Telework Center Visit 2002 Survey Public Service Recognition Week President's New Freedom Initiative Agency Outreach Initiative OPM Quarterly Telework Coordinators' Meetings E-Gov/E-Payroll Initiative OPM/GSA Telework Strategy Group ITAC Conference Congressional Staff Telework Briefing World Bank and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) Meetings FY 2002 Telework Center Costs/Usage
VIII.	Policies and Guidance
	Telework Review and Report
IX.	Conclusion
X.	Appendix
	A. Table 1: Statistics on the rate of telework policy utilization within each agency
	B. Table 2: Statistics on the number of employees eligible to telework
	C. Table 3: Disabled AWS
	D. Table 4: Statistics on how often employees telework
	E. Table 5: Number of Teleworkers
	F. Table 6: Barriers to Implementing Teleworking Policies
	G. Table 7: New Agencies that Utilize the Telework Policy
	H. Table 8: 2001/2002 Comparison Table of Telework Utilization