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> 「テレワーク」は、離れたを示す「ｔｅｌｅ」と働くの「ｗｏｒｋ」を組み合わせた造語で「遠いところで働く」という意味です。
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> インターネットやパソコンなどＩＴを使って、会社以外の場所で働くことで、自宅で働く「在宅勤務」や勤務先以外のオフィススペースで働く「サテライトオフィス勤務」などが
> **その代表例**
> です。([source](https://www3.nhk.or.jp/news/business_tokushu/2018_0821.html?utm_int=news_contents_tokushu_003))

I don't understand the logic behind it? It seems more logical to use
それ(replacing テレワーク)の代表例 because the sentence before is about テレワーク and not
about (representative) examples.

XやYなどがその代表例です means literally "X and Y are _those_ representative examples"
but the sentence before is not about examples at all so I don't understand why
we would use ' _those_ '?

I understand that it means that those are prime examples of 「テレワーク」(deducted
with the context and the example sentences that I found where その代表例 is used)
but I don't understand the structure and the logic.
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I don't understand this usage of その?
その doesn't mean "those" but "its" and in this case it indicates that of テレワーク.
In short, it's equivalent to それの while それの is less natural than その.
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