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Workplace Commuter Options

by | Sep 14, 2010 | Uncategorized

Imagine your workplace as vehicle optional.
Green Action Centre works with businesses and employers to make active and green types of commuting both appealing and within reach. The Workplace Commuter Options and GoHappy consulting services team is here to share knowledge, offer policy alternatives, provide tracking and evaluation, and advise on green infrastructure choices.

Get Started:

Sign up for GoManitoba!

Register with this new platform to connect with like-minded people, share your commute, save time, money and reduce congestion. Sign up for a dedicated sub-site for your workplace or community.

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Why Go Green?

Whether you want to increase employee health, improve productivity, or are concerned about corporate social responsibility, making your workplace vehicle optional is for you.

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7 Steps To Make Your Workplace Commuter Friendly

Want to improve commuter options at your workplace? Here are 7 steps to get you started!

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GoHappy: Workplace Commuter Consulting

Determine what you have, what your employees want, and what the barriers are to getting there.

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More Options For You!

Our Workplace Commuter Options program has much to offer. The Commuter Challenge, commuting surveys, the Bike Powered Blender and Green Living Presentations and more!

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Commuting Ambassador Training Workshops

Want to support your co-workers to bike, bus, walk or carpool? Sign up for one of our FREE workshops to increase your knowledge, answer questions and grow your toolkit of resources.

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Contact Information

Beth McKechnie, Mel Marginet, Heather Mitchell, and Nicole Roach
Program Coordinators
GoHappy@greenactioncentre.ca
204.925.3777 ext: 107

Thanks to Our Funders

Green Action Centre's programs are made possible thanks to the ongoing support of the Province of Manitoba, Conservation and Water Stewardship.