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A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey

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Economic and Social Research Council Future of Work Programme, Working Paper No. 4

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Felstead, Alan, Jewson, Nick, Phizacklea, Annie, and Walters, Sally. A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey. , , . , 2000. Felstead, A., Jewson, N., Phizacklea, A., and Walters, S. (2000). A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey. , , . Felstead, Alan, Jewson, Nick, Phizacklea, Annie, and Walters, Sally. "A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey." 2000, .Felstead Alan, Jewson Nick, Phizacklea Annie, and Walters Sally. "A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey." (2000). Felstead, A, Jewson, N, Phizacklea, A, and Walters, S 2000, 'A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey', , , . Alan Felstead, Nick Jewson, Annie Phizacklea, and Sally Walters, 'A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey' (2000). Felstead A., Jewson N., Phizacklea A., and Walters S. A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey. . 2000. Felstead, Alan, Jewson, Nick, Phizacklea, Annie, and Walters, Sally. A Statistical Portrait of Working at Home in the UK: Evidence from the Labour Force Survey. . 2000. , .

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