What is the difference between Hybrid Telework and Fulltime Telework (Remote Work)?

Q: What is the difference between Hybrid Telework and Fulltime Telework (Remote Work)?

Hybrid Telework is an arrangement where an employee completes their work at both a university campus/ site and at an approved alternate site for an agreed upon period of time. Fulltime Telework (formerly known as remote work) is an arrangement where an employee spends most, or all, of their working hours outside the traditional place of work. Visits to the campus are infrequent or the position is designed specifically for off-site work. There are two types of fulltime telework, in-state and out-of-state. A) In-state Fulltime Telework: Whereas the approved telework location is within the Commonwealth of Virginia. B) Out-of-state Fulltime Telework: Whereas this approved telework location is outside the Commonwleath of Virginia (including international worksites).

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Hybrid Telework is an arrangement where an employee completes their work at both a university campus/ site and at an approved alternate site for an agreed upon period of time.

Fulltime Telework (formerly known as remote work) is an arrangement where an employee spends most, or all, of their working hours outside the traditional place of work. Visits to the campus are infrequent or the position is designed specifically for off-site work.

There are two types of fulltime telework, in-state and out-of-state.

A) In-state Fulltime Telework: Whereas the approved telework location is within the Commonwealth of Virginia.

B) Out-of-state Fulltime Telework: Whereas this approved telework location is outside the Commonwleath of Virginia (including international worksites).