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As effects of the COVID virus dissipate and workers return to their offices, one of the more important developments in the business and labor market is how employees might negotiate with their supervisors to continue working remotely. This audio program will list ideas to help you convince your supervisor that working remotely remains in the best interests of all parties involved, and includes discussions on how to put together a career portfolio, how to address the topic with your supervisor, and, if denied, where to research and look for work-at-home jobs.
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Alfred C. Martino is the acclaimed author of young adult novels, including the Jr. Library Guild Selection and Best Books For Young Adults nominee, Pinned. Amateur wrestling has been a part of his life for over thirty-five years. He has competed on the midget, junior high, high school, and collegiate levels, as well as coached Millburn’s youth program for nearly a decade. He is a graduate of Duke University and the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. He currently lives in Jersey City, New Jersey.
Dr. Rick Sheridan is an assistant professor of communications at Wilberforce University in Ohio, and has lectured at Stanford, California State University, and at the Chautauqua Institute. Rick has also worked as a journalist. His news and feature articles have been published by the Chicago Sun-Times, New Orleans Times-Picayune, Teaching for Success, University Business, Educause, and more. Rick has a doctorate in communications and he specializes in making complex materials more fun and understandable.