telecommute
verbUK /ˌtel.i.kəˈmjuːt/
US /ˈtel.ə.kəˌmjuːt/
To work from home using a computer and the internet.
She telecommutes three days a week and goes to the office on the other two.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To do one's job from a place far from the office, staying in touch by phone or computer.
Many employees began to telecommute during the storm.
3. To use electronic links to avoid traveling to a central workplace.
He telecommutes to save money on gas and bus fares.
4. To carry out office duties at a distance rather than on site.
Our team telecommutes from different cities across the country.