Commuting is expensive, but the cost is more than financial
More than half of workers surveyed in a Newsweek poll want employers to cover commuting costs and provide perks like meals.
Public transportation is more affordable than owning a vehicle or hailing a ride, but unreliable schedules can cause problems for workers and employers — and those with flexible schedules that don’t require a daily commute have less stress and are saving both time and money.
Reset hears from experts and listeners about workplace culture and the costs of commuting.
GUESTS: Phoebe Gavin, career and leadership coach at Better with Phoebe
Emma Goldberg, business reporter covering workplace culture at the New York Times
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Commuting is expensive, but the cost is more than financial
More than half of workers surveyed in a Newsweek poll want employers to cover commuting costs and provide perks like meals.
Public transportation is more affordable than owning a vehicle or hailing a ride, but unreliable schedules can cause problems for workers and employers — and those with flexible schedules that don’t require a daily commute have less stress and are saving both time and money.
Reset hears from experts and listeners about workplace culture and the costs of commuting.
GUESTS: Phoebe Gavin, career and leadership coach at Better with Phoebe
Emma Goldberg, business reporter covering workplace culture at the New York Times
More From
Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons