Telework could save billions: Study

Twice-weekly telecommuting could save companies

Twice-weekly telecommuting could save Canadian companies, employees and the community more than $53 billion per year, according to a report by Calgary Economic Development and the Telework Research Network.

Employers could see savings of $10,000 annually for twice-weekly telecommuting per employee, and employees could see savings between $600 and $3,500, found the study.

“(The report) has us convinced more than ever of the necessity to work within our communities and organizations to start adopting these practices in a very meaningful way,” said Robyn Bews, program manager at WORKshift, a federally funded initiative led by Calgary Economic Development.

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