Remote Worker Awards News Release

 

Single Mum, Laura Morris, from Warwick, Warwickshire who runs her own home business Rent a Buggy has entered the 2010 Remote Worker Awards, in association with BT Business, and hopes to get her buggy business on the road if she wins.

Rentabuggy allows families to ease cash flow and rent top selling pushchairs on a monthly basis. They also provide Baby Equipment hire for Holiday Rentals including a wide range of products (highchairs, travel cots etc) and cover both services Nationwide.

Laura Morris started Rentabuggy in 2008 after Laura met a friend who forgot her pushchair on a shopping trip. They joked that it would be a good idea if there was a shop where they could rent one for the day.

Laura works from home and loves the flexibility to do the school runs and other activities for 4 year-old Ashleigh. She entered this award to showcase Rentabuggy and to show that she is dedicated to providing help for families during the economical climate.

Laura said: ‘I started Rentabuggy at a time of ‘recession’. I thought long and hard whether it was the right thing to do, but then I realised that is was perfect as it was providing families with financial help. Having a baby is expensive and even the essential items can tot up!’

Laura has started joining partnerships with hotels, campsites and other organizations to promote the holiday rental service. Entering The Remote Worker Awards is a great way to recognize that most successful companies actually start up as a home business.

Award winning website, Remote Employment, Google’s No 1 job site for flexible and home based jobs, launched The Remote Worker Awards in association with BT Business to highlight how home working and remote working benefits the British public and their working life.

Entries now open at www.remoteworkerawards.com.