Other Home Job Resources

LiveOps.com hires home-based call center agents. They provide businesses with 24 hours a day, 365 day/year call center solutions.

Freelance work can be thought of as a "contract" position of sorts... you usually aren't hired as an "employee", but rather simply hired to do a specific job or task. A variety of freelance jobs are available for bid on the internet. Basically, you browse through the available jobs, and if you see one for which you're qualified, you can "bid" on it, ie. state how much you'd be willing to do the job for. The person or company doing the hiring will choose a winning bid from amongst all those submitted.

Home Job Stop offers a searchable database that specifically lists telecommuting positions only. Jobs are varied, in many different fields, and are located across the United States. A small one-time access fee is required.

MTJobs.com features a free searchable database of medical transcription jobs, as well as a place to post your resume (also free, at the time of writing). They do not specifically cater to telecommuting positions, but sometimes there are positions in their database that offer telecommuting privileges.

Net-Temps offers a searchable database of temporary, contract, and full-time positions. It does not specifically list telecommuting positions, but by using the keyword search feature you'll be able to find a few jobs that offer telecommuting privileges.

PortaJobs - seeks to connect people with "progressive" employers who offer telework options. At the time of writing, it appears to be a work-in-progress.

Telecommuting Jobs - you can view posted jobs for free, but to post your resume you'll have to pay a small fee.