Helping Your Employeer To Become More Environmentally Friendly With Telecommuting
Posted October 19, 2007
| Corporations are wrestling with the idea that employees are less efficient if they work from home. However, surveys indicate that companies that offer telecommuting enjoy improved productivity of from 7% to 20% or more. Beyond gains in productivity, each employee that works from home helps the environment in a number of ways. Obviously, the daily commute, the fuel it takes, along with the need for a pollution-spewing vehicle is the most recognizable benefit to telecommuting. One online calculator exhibits the approximate amount of emissions and gasoline that is saved through telecommuting. It’s amazing just how much the environment can be helped with more and more workers performing their daily assignments outside the office. |  |
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