WFH

I've been prevented from using minority and homosexual characters on some work-for-hire projects (including some WFH projects I originated.)

Sex and the single Marvel super heroine | Robot 6 @ Comic Book Resources – Covering Comic Book News and Entertainment 2009

You should also expect to get paid extra for WFH, but from what I've heard WOTC pays *less* than an average sff novel contract.

Saying No to a Publisher jimhines 2010

The WFH fee compared favorably with those offered by other publishers--if only Troll Books hadn't picked that year to go bankrupt.

Wonderful Bookclub Books! Cheap, Badly Bound, Wonderful Bookclub Books! Editorial Anonymous 2009

If, by some crazy chance, the writing was great, the WFH illustration was great and an Editor loved the package, can you imagine the scene when they get down to business and the author is asked for changes to the art work which would of course happen

You Are the Book Creator! But You're Not the Book Seller. Editorial Anonymous 2009

My inbox is filled with 58 messages - WFH (working from home) from IS support.

too bad I was alone...again miss-k2 2008

We are talking about a phenomenon known variously as telecommuting, e-commuting, e-work, telework, or simply working from home WFH.

Archive 2007-03-01 Helen 2007

Another question to ask is whether Scream is WFH or creator owned.

What I bought – 21 November 2007 | Comics Should Be Good! @ Comic Book Resources 2007

WFH novels commissioned and first published in the USA are typically copyrighted to the corporate entity that owns the franchise; WFH novels commissioned and first published in the UK — the Doctor Who books, for instance — are typically copyrighted in the names of their authors.

Dragon Magazine Wants to Own Your Ass, Cheap « Whatever 2007

WFH means that, when you create something for a company while you collect wages, the company owns it.

The Monday Studio Rotation Steve Hulett 2007

Absent an explicit transfer, the copyright remains the author's I'm treating WFH as such a transfer for this purpose, although technically it's a different beast.

More on copyright Miss Snark 2006

It is too early to know exactly what Covid-19 will do to office-based work (you can’t “WFH” – work from home – on a factory line, or as a surgeon, obviously).

'My company has gone fully remote and I'm despairing': who wins in the new world of working from home? Rebecca Seal 2020