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Free Breakfast-
The first reward stop on this VIP tour is breakfast. Companies are offering all kinds of incentives for employees to bike to ... more
Free Breakfast-
The first reward stop on this VIP tour is breakfast. Companies are offering all kinds of incentives for employees to bike to ... more
Photo by: Andrew Unangst | Photographer's Choice | Getty Ima
Free Breakfast-
The first reward stop on this VIP tour is breakfast. Companies are offering all kinds of incentives for employees to bike to work, saving on the fuel and emissions of driving a car to work. llinois engineering firm Christopher B. Burke Engineering offers a monthly free breakfast to all employees who bike to work. They also have quarterly giveaways of bike gear and once a year, they give out a free bike to the employee who logs the most miles. Make those over easy, please! And some bacon on the side. less
Free Breakfast-
The first reward stop on this VIP tour is breakfast. Companies are offering all kinds of incentives for employees to bike to work, saving on the fuel and emissions of driving a car to work. llinois engineering firm Christopher B. Burke Engineering offers a monthly free breakfast to all employees who bike to work. They also have quarterly giveaways of bike gear and once a year, they give out a free bike to the employee who logs the most miles. Make those over easy, please! And some bacon on the side. less
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Companies and cities are offering so many rewards for people who do green things, you'll no longer feel like a hippy for going green, you'll feel like a VIP!
As you go through your day doing green things, you may be handed free breakfast, cash and other VIP swag. In some places they're starting to offer special driving and parking privileges. Heck, one Olympic town is so serious about their green, they'll give you a gold medal!
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"Incentivizing green behaviors is one of the most effective ways to engage people in making these changes in a real and meaningful way," said Jennifer Berry, a spokesperson for Earth911.com, an online directory for recycling information. "Everyone who participates in sustainability, even in small ways in their everyday life, is a VIP … so everyone should be treated like an eco-star!"
