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Staff want easy trip to work



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Published Date: 06 May 2008
WORKERS would rather have decent health and safety standards and good transport links to the office than perks such as canteens and gym membership, according to a report.
But a survey of 2,100 adults by the insurance firm RSA also showed that if an extra reward was being offered, most would value having free meals.

Only a few workers wanted a beauty salon, bar or a doctor on site, but nine out of ten craved shorter travel times to their office.





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  • Last Updated: 05 May 2008 9:42 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Office and workplace
 
1

Rod,

Champfleurie Estate 06/05/2008 09:56:21
Roll on the trams, then! Woosh woosh. ;-)
2

The Former Mr. Angry,

Perth 06/05/2008 11:54:46
Go self-employed. You only have to walk a few feet if it's home-based!

 

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