1. Newtechnologies

2. Introduction The New Technologies of Information and Communication (NTICs) are technologies and methods to communicate that appeared in the context of the Informational Revolution. " Telematics" revolution; or Third Industrial Revolution, has been developed since the second half of 70’s and in the 90’s.

3. New technologies The world attends the integration and the implementation of new ways that allow a bigger rapidity and effectiveness in the information exchange. The access to nets inside and outside the companies, the videoconference, the shared documents use in real time and the redistribution of phone calls are some examples of these new technologies. The evolution of the technologies of information and the communication imposes a redefinition of the work space. To work from house seems to be a real hypothesis in a time where flexibility has become a main discussion between government and social partners . However, not everyone is suitable for teleworking.

5. Increase of well-being;

6. Bigger availability for the family;

7. Less traffic;

8. Reduction of expenditures;

9. Possibility of being one’s own boss;

10. Possibility to work without interruptions;

11. Control of one’s own rhythm of work;

13. Difficulty in separating the professional life of the personal life;

14. Lack of methodology;

15. Difficulty to adapt to a new job in a regular office.