Telework Canada: The Bottom Line Benefits

“. . . The most single anti-productive thing we can do is ship millions of workers back and forth across the landscape every morning and evening” Alvin Toffler, Future Shock (1970)

If the other 4.4 million did . . . just 2 days a week . . .§  National Savings . . . . . . . . . $53 Billion§  Company Savings. . . . .. . .. . $10,000 per telecommuter§  Individual Savings. . . . . . .. . $600 to $3,500 per person§  Environmental Savings. . . . . 1/3rd of Montreal commuters © 2011 Telework Research Network – All Rights Reserved

Oh Yeah? Who Says So?§  Canada Department of Labour §  Transport Canada§  Canadian Automobile Association §  US Bureau of Transportation§  Canadian Chamber of Commerce §  US Environmental Protection Agency§  Public Health Agency of Canada §  US General Service Administration§  Statistics Canada §  Workopolis§  The Conference Board of Canada §  WorldatWork§  Toronto Board of Trade © 2011 Telework Research Network – All Rights Reserved

Show Me The Money! Company Savings Per 2 Day a Week Telecommuter Improvement $ SavingsProductivity 20% $5,958Real Estate 20% $1,561Absenteeism 6.3 days $2,022Turnover 10% $427 Tell ‘em what they’ve won Jane: $10,037 © 2011 Telework Research Network – All Rights Reserved

Talent ShortagesØ  70% of employees are not engaged Ø  80% are ready to jump shipØ They’re bummed out, burned out and stressed outThis is not your father’s workforce! © 2011 Telework Research Network – All Rights Reserved

Contact InformationKate Lister, Lead Consultant / ResearcherTelework Research NetworkKate@TeleworkResearchNetwork.comRobyn Bews, Program ManagerWORKshiftCalgaryRBews@CalgaryEconomicDevelopment.comDownload: WORKShift: The Bottom Line on Telework from either website

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Telework Canada: The Bottom Line Benefits

by Kate Lister on Jun 09, 2011

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