This book investigates the challenges and opportunities presented by the increasing trend of homeworking and its implications for labor protection. Ursula Huws, a recognized expert in the field of labor and technology, draws upon extensive research and case studies to examine the specific needs of homeworkers. The book argues for the development of targeted action programs to ensure fair working conditions, adequate social security, and appropriate legal frameworks for this growing segment of the workforce.

This work is recognized for its timely and comprehensive analysis of homeworker rights in an era of increasing remote work. Huws's research provides a critical examination of the policy gaps and proposes actionable strategies for governments and organizations. The book is considered a valuable resource for policymakers, labor advocates, and academics seeking to understand and address the complexities of the modern, decentralized workforce.