Social Media Ideas for Commuting

Hidden costs of commuting: The real cost of returning to the office

  Remember those days when going to work meant rolling out of your bed, grabbing a cup of coffee, checking your phone, and then ambling a few feet to your home office? Those days a...

I commute from NYC to Washington, DC, every week. It's not so bad — and even my long Amtrak rides have surprising perks.

My supercommute from New York City to Washington DC for a hybrid job has had surprising benefits and perks, and I use long Amtrak rides to work.

The Commutes Americans Would Pay Thousands to Avoid

Exactly how much is a commute-free working life worth? The post The Commutes Americans Would Pay Thousands to Avoid appeared first on The Good Men Project.

should a candidate’s long commute be a reason not to hire them?

A reader writes: Four out of five times we hire someone with a long (greater than an hour) commute, they don’t stick around, and usually never make it to their first day of work. T...

U.S. workers spend nearly $7,000 per year just to show up at the office

American workers spend an average of $6,736 each year just to show up at the office, according to a recent study by resume-building platform Resume.io. Commuting accounts for mo...

Romanian employees’ short commuting distances come with long travel times, study finds

Employees in Romania travel an average of only 17 kilometres to and from work each day, the shortest distance among the 16 European countries included in an SD Worx survey. Despite...

The fake commute: How China’s unemployed save face

The Real Cost of RTO Isn’t Lost Flexibility. Workers Pay $6,736 a Year Just to Show Up

A new survey finds office workers spend an average of $6,736 a year commuting, eating, parking, and dressing for work, while losing 40 workdays to the RTO routine.

Rise of the student commuters: weighing the costs of living at home or in halls

Changing social trends and creative timetables are making it more likely for students to stay at home while they study. Is campus life on the way out?For Lucy Brazier, a second-yea...