1. Working from home Online technology and the changing locations of women's labour Dr Melissa Gregg Department of Gender and Cultural Studies University of Sydney mgregg@usyd.edu.au

2. The working from home study 2007-2009 26 workers, various ages/positions, public and private sector, all in information, communication and education industries Findings to be published in Work’s Intimacy, Polity Press (forthcoming 2010)

3. “I start at about half past six in the morning and do an hour or so before I leave to go to work and that’s mainly just clearing emails and things like that so I can start the day ready to do ‘work’.”

4. “I will sleep better if I spend an hour or an hour and a half at night just getting on top of that.”

5. “It almost gives me peace of mind that I don’t have something really big waiting for me.”