The Colleges and universities are uniquely positioned to lead the way in transforming how we move. Campuses are not just places of learning; they are also hubs of innovation, anchors within their communities, and economic drivers. Increasingly, they’re also becoming leaders for sustainability.Â
One of the key features of the Smart Commute program is its three annual campaigns, which focus on raising awareness, increasing employee engagement, and encouraging the move away from single occupancy vehicle use.
That’s where Emergency Ride Home (ERH) comes in. Having an ERH benefit offers a safety net, ensuring that if an urgent situation arises, like an unexpected family emergency, you have a reliable way to get home that does not cause financial stress.
That’s where Emergency Ride Home (ERH) comes in. Having an ERH benefit offers a safety net, ensuring that if an urgent situation arises, like an unexpected family emergency, you have a reliable way to get home that does not cause financial stress.
Life isn’t easy for working parents. Between appointments, extracurriculars and winter colds, parents are constantly balancing work life and home life, which can make it difficult to be fully engaged at work (or at home). Thankfully, there are some things employers can do to help.
It’s hard to believe that we are celebrating our 20th anniversary of being an incorporated non-profit organization!
After the December holiday buzz, and the constant marketing that comes with it, we often take January and February to refocus and…
At pointA, we believe that neither employees nor employers should have to lose out because of changes to the work environment. Instead, we suggest that employers consider integrating commuting benefits into the total compensation package for employees, especially those who commute to/from the office.
pointA is proud to announce the launch of its new commuting-related emissions reporting service designed to guide companies to an improved ESG rating, and to retaining and attracting talent, by first accurately measuring employee commuting and business travel greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, then recommending a program to help reduce emissions.
Institutional investors like pension funds and private equity are now rating companies using an ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) scorecard. This has significant implications on raising capital and corporate credit ratings.