National Work at Home Day sees Workwhistle.com offer instant home-based jobsite and useful work from home products

Chicago (IL) USA - 12 May, 2008 — Workwhistle.com, the free work-at-home jobs network, today marked the UK’s National Work at Home Day by launching an instant jobsite, a work-at-home job trends page and by listing useful products to help employees build a home-based, online income.

Reports estimate that approaching five million workers across the United Kingdom are planning to ”make their home the office” on May 15th in honor of National Work from Home Day. New research from the UK’s TUC has recently shown an increase of 600,000 in the number of home-based employees in the UK during the past 10 years. Approximately 3.5 million people currently work from home in the UK, according to the TUC figures, making up 12.2 per cent of the working-age population.

While many people are simply working from home on this particular day as part of the initiative, many dream of making it a full time habit. But building a home based income, teleworking career or online business from home can be tough and revenue or pay does not flow immediately. In order to help workers find permanent work at home more easily, Workwhistle.com lists a range of free products, discounts or tools that may be useful for work from home professionals.

An advertising driven resource, potential home workers can join the Workwhistle.com work at home online community for no charge. The jobsite & networking portal set out to build a work at home network that would benefit both those looking to work at home and employers who could find cost effective resourcing solutions by recruiting home-based staff. Unlike most work from home sites it is free for those who register, and matches home workers against employers with a similar profile who register.

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http://www.workwhistle.com – the work at home jobs network

For more information email: home@workwhistle.com

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Work at home job network launches National ‘Work at Home’ Survey

Chicago, IL (USA) – Workwhistle, the new online work at home job network which connects those seeking to work from home with legitimate home-based job opportunities, today launched a National Work at Home Survey in order to try to reveal the experiences of home-based staff and work-from-home job seekers across America.

The Workwhistle home working network was conceived in order to confront a scam filled sector – the work-at-home industry – where many home based jobs are actually bogus schemes designed to take your fee or initial investment. But many thousands of people a day search for ‘work at home’ or ‘work from home’ and many regular, hard working people would like to discover a legitimate home business or home income stream; especially as the rise of faster broadband connections and Web 2.0 tools have opened up telecommuting and from-home networking like never before. The National Work at Home Survey has been set up to try to record and publish, openly, what hard working Americans have discovered about seeking, finding and then actually earning from ’work at home’. Is it actually possible to build a work at home career?

Work from home job seekers are invited to fill out 10 quick, anonymous questions to help us share the real picture of work from home job seekers across the US & Canada by visiting the National Work at Home Survey

The Workwhistle work at home network includes a regular news feed of recent work at home related articles, work at home job listings, useful home working links, and a forum for potential home-based workers to discuss issues or obtain advice from others with telecommuting experience. Job seekers looking for work at home via Workwhistle should visit Work at home jobs. Employers with work at home vacancies should visit Work at Home Job Posting to post their vacancy on the Workwhistle site.

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For further information contact: home@workwhistle.com

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New work at home network aims to combat home working scams

5 March 2008

Chicago (USA), London (UK), Sydney (Australia) - March 5th 2008 – Workwhistle, a new work at home online network, has been launched today offering free registration for those seeking to work from home, and including vetting of potential home working employers to ensure quality and legitimacy. The work at home industry is beset by sites and schemes promising millions or asking for a fee to disclose a phantom home working opportunity. Workwhistle has been launched as a legitimate work at home resource funded entirely by online advertising. This means ‘work from home’ job seekers will be able to use the site free of charge, and connect with genuine employers and/or real home working colleagues with minimal risk. 

In order to confront rogue employers who are offering work at home scams, Workwhistle never provides an employees’ details to a work from home employer. Job seekers retain the power and will be sent opportunities via email when their details exactly match a registered employer offering an active vacancy. The network also includes regular news feeds of recent work at home related articles, useful home working links, and a forum for potential home workers to discuss issues or obtain advice from others with telecommuting experience.

Job seekers looking for work at home via Workwhistle should visit Free membership!

Employers with work at home vacancies should visit Employer Registration on the Workwhistle site.

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For further information contact: info@workwhistle.com