Cars Are King Of The Commute. But Employers May Have A Once-In-A-Generation Chance To Change That

01 Oct 2024 | Abstracted from HR Drive

"...Seattle Children's Hospital...patient volume with a workforce that numbers close to 10,000 employees, and it became clear to officials the number of new parking spaces needed would cost millions and create traffic congestion...employees who arrived by bus, bike or carpool would receive a roughly $5 bonus every day."

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