TELEWORKING AND INTERNATIONAL LEGAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR BUILDING RESILIENCE
Keywords:
working from home, teleworking, resilienceAbstract
The main goal of the paper is to provide an overview of the international framework for doing business from home, SWOT analysis of remote work, working hours, advantages and disadvantages of remote work and overcoming the problems they face. The paper provides an overview of the international and European framework for remote work with a tabular overview of telework in the European Union and outside the European Union, presents the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats of remote work through SWOT analysis, presents the advantages and disadvantages of remote work, as well as the impact on working hours. The presented international framework for doing business from home and working remotely is the basis and incentive for creating and developing a framework for doing business and working remotely in Serbia as well. The authors analysed whether working from home can be a new reality for the majority of the population in the future, the problems that companies and employees face with the introduction of work and business from home, as well as the possibility of obtaining institutional and financial support and incentive that will contribute to the development and perspective of working and doing business from home.
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