Telecommute (verb)

To work at a location outside of an office, often from home, using a computer and telecommunications technology to stay connected with colleagues and clients.

Origin:

Tele- from greek meaning "far" + commute from latin meaning "to change residence".

Examples:

1. Many employees are choosing to telecommute to avoid long commutes.
2. The company allows its employees to telecommute for part of the week.
3. The telecommuting option has become increasingly popular in recent years.
4. Telecommuting can help reduce traffic congestion and pollution.
5. The telecommuting option makes it easier for employees to balance work and family obligations.