Employer Program Education Series

You and your managers are invited to seminars and webinars full of ideas to help you start or boost your commute options programs. These programs improve morale, retention, recruitment and productivity.

The Clean Air Campaign's Employer Program Education Series is open to representatives from private, government or nonprofit organizations who have partnered with or who plan to partner with The Clean Air Campaign or one of the other nine collaborative organizations working for cleaner air and less traffic.

2010 Schedule

March 25th – Alternative Work Arrangements
Free Webinar
10 a.m. - 11 a.m.
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Making a simple change, like when employees start and end their workday, can pay big dividends. With alternative work arrangements — like compressed work weeks and teleworking — your employees work the same total hours, but spend less time stuck in traffic and are more productive. Our panel of experts will share how they’ve had success with these programs. Plus, you’ll learn how you can get free assistance from our nationally-recognized consulting team.

April 28th – The Air We Breathe
Ticketed Luncheon Event -- $TBD
Ever wonder, “What do Smog Alerts mean?”, “How does bad air affect me and my family?” or “How does air pollution affect our region?” This popular annual seminar will answer those questions and many more. Join The Clean Air Campaign and air quality experts as we tell you what you need to know about the air we breathe and the sources of air pollution in Georgia. Then, you’ll learn the simple actions you and your employees can take to reduce exposure to unhealthy air and improve air quality.

May 25th – Green Teams: Think Sustainable, Act Green
Ticketed Luncheon Event -- $TBD
Your company has ambitions to “go green” — but how do you do balance that with other needs in a tough economy? The Clean Air Campaign, together with successful “Green Teams” from employers around the region, will show you practical ways to make your operations more environmentally-friendly and improve your bottom-line. We’ll look at the many ways a strong green initiative, incorporating commute options, can can create advantages for employers, employees and the environment.

June 16th – Workplace Strategies for Public Sector Employers
Free Webinar
Facing budget challenges, many public sector employers are finding that implementing alternative work arrangements can yield savings on their day to day operating expenses. The State of Utah, for example, implemented a 4-day work week for their employees and has saved hundreds of thousands of dollars while reducing traffic congestion in the region. Attend this webinar focused on public-sector employers to learn how these programs can work for you … and how you can get assistance from The Clean Air Campaign’s expert consulting team at no cost.

July 14th – Savings with Commute Options
Free Webinar
Did you know the average metro Atlanta household spends more on transportation costs annually than they do on food? In today’s economy, businesses and individuals are seeking new ways to stretch their dollars further. One budget area that is often overlooked is commute costs for both employers and employees. Learn about unique the unique tax benefits available for supporting teleworking, riding transit, vanpooling, or bicycling to work. Find out how your employees can save money and even earn some money when they change the way they commute to work.

August 4th – Why Telework? Why Now?
Free Webinar
Atlanta is recognized among the most wired regions in the U.S. And telework has emerged as a frontline business strategy to reduce overhead expenses, increase productivity, ensure business continuity and improve work-life balance for employees. Attend this webinar to learn more about the resources available to help your organization start or expand a telework program, from robust consulting services to a $20,000 telework tax credit available only in Georgia. You’ll hear from nationally-renowned experts and find out how your peers are making telework succeed in their operations.