We've all had to put in a few hours of work from bed before when we're sick, and it's never a pleasant experience. According to the Wall Street Journal, long hours of working from a bed will ruin your posture, but you can do a few things to make it less painful.

As part of our National Telework Week coverage, we're looking at how the Lifehacker team makes use of teleworking techniques to be more productive. Today, Lifehacker publisher (and former Gizmodo US/Australia editor) Danny Allen explains how he captures a great idea before it slips away in the night.

Dear Lifehacker, I am wanting to progress further into the area of user experience design. The majority of the companies that do great UX work and that actively advertise for UX people are based in Melbourne or Sydney. I don't live there, but I am fully set up at home with an iMac and all of the necessary software. Is it worthwhile applying for these positions and proposing a 'working remotely' type role? Thanks, Remote User

Telework can be useful workers all year round, but having an efficient system for working offsite really comes into its own when a natural disaster strikes and staff can't get to the office. The benefits can be considerable, but you need to ensure that your cloud infrastructure is up to the task -- and do some sneaky social networking planning as well.

As part of National Telework Week, we're looking at how the team makes use of teleworking techniques to be more productive. Today, Gizmodo editor and hardened commuter Luke Hopewell explains that it's not the size of your gear that counts, it's how you use it.

In a former life, the headquarters for Sydney-based PR company Espresso Communications was a wool storage facility. That heritage is still evident in the open beams, but a glass-filled conversion has created a workspace that's equally welcoming to staff and drop-in visitors.

As part of our National Telework Week coverage, we’re looking at how the Lifehacker team makes use of teleworking techniques to be more productive. Today, night editor Elly Hart explains what it's like telecommuting for an Australian company while living in Canada.

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