homeshore

[hohm-shawr, ‐shohr]

verb (used with or without object), home·shored, home·shor·ing.

to allow (employees) to work from home rather than in an office or factory: Absenteeism is reduced when workers are homeshored.

Also home·source·.

Origin of homeshore

modeled on offshoring

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British Dictionary definitions for homeshoring

homeshoring

noun

the practice of paying one's employees to work from home rather than in an officeAlso called: homesourcing

Word Origin for homeshoring

C21: from home + (off) shoring

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