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  • Reduce costs, improve resource efficiency
  • Reduce absence, improve productivity
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• Why it was created
• What we mean by ways2work
• What it does
• Who it's for
• How to use it
• The people behind it
• Who has contributed

How to use it

ways2work will help you to understand the work-related impacts connected with your business – and will guide you through how to reduce them.  If you still need convinced of the impacts then see our Why do it? section that sets out all the different areas that are systemically linked with our ways of working and ways of travelling.

This may not be something you’ve considered before or you may have a pressing business need. Whatever your reasons for looking at how you work and travel as a business, ways2work will help you to see what your business could gain from really understanding this issue and taking action to reduce these often ignored impacts.

ways2work has been compiled by respected businesses that are all, for a whole variety of reasons, reducing their work-related travel impacts. They share with you their business drivers, the action they have taken and the results they are delivering.  It seems to all of us practitioners that all this makes sense - just look at the productivity improvements, the cost savings, the health, social and environmental benefits that are referenced throughout this site. 

ways2work has something for everyone - from FTSE100 businesses employing hundreds of thousands of people to small businesses employing just a handful.  You'll find them all here - and more than that we're all here to help.  If you don't find what you need on the website, then give us a call.  You'll find our details in the contacts section.  We'll either help directly or seek support from one of steering group or other members.  Or there's facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter - we're on them all.