From treetops to zoo cages, to bagpipes for builders, photographer Anne Bayin captures people where they work. MORE
		Heather Finley, marketing communications writer: "It's isolating and scary sometimes, but in other times, it's relaxing." Riding the highs and lows: a telecommuter e-mail exchange. MORE		"I'm never quite sure if I'd really appreciate living her lifestyle, or if it's just nostalgia at work." Jocelyn Hainsworth on a modern farm wife's life. MORE "If there's such a thing as an eternal, burning hell, I imagine it looks something like the inside of the tank." Owen Wood's hot job. MORE Life without Butter Tarts "As long as I can remember, I've always wanted to live someplace with a warmer climate than the Windsor, Ontario area, which is where I was born." David Hernandez moves to California. MORE The origins of "work" "The word's curriculum vitae boasts more than a millennium of work experience." Blair Shewchuk on the definition of "work." MORE
		"He snatches a bucketful of rags and busted concrete, and in one smooth and fluid gesture, wheels and turns and dumps it down the chute." Joe Fiorito talks to the traffic cop of the trashyard. MORE New Jobs: The Call Centre "If you did have to go to the washroom in that call centre, you had to raise your hand." CBC Radio's Workology gets the view from the booth inside Canada's call centres. AUDIO [Runs 25:21]
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