Tysons-area companies made up nearly half of Fairfax County’s list this year of top workplaces for commuters.
Fairfax County’s Board of Supervisors recognized 17 companies on Tuesday (Dec. 3) who have taken steps to become more commuter-friendly.
The eight companies in the Tysons area include:
- Anderson Cooper Group Architects (McLean)
- Appian (McLean)
- Avineon, Inc. (McLean)
- Envision (Vienna)
- KETTLER (McLean)
- Inova Health System Fairfax Hospital (Falls Church)
- MCR, LLC (McLean)
- Trowbridge & Trowbridge (McLean)
Three companies in Reston, three in Herndon, two in Fairfax and one in Alexandria also made the “Best Workplaces for Commuters” list.
Fairfax County offers a program through the Fairfax County Department of Transportation (FCDOT) provides employers with information about ridesharing and other transportation alternatives for workers, according to a press release.
“We are excited to celebrate the first 100 Fairfax County employers leading the nation in providing high-level commuter benefit programs to their employees,” Marcus Moore, FCDOT’s lead employer outreach specialist with the Fairfax County Department of Transportation, said in a press release. “Employers offering commuting alternatives receive value through enhanced recruitment and retention of staff, decreased parking expenses as well the ability to limit employee absenteeism. It’s a win-win for the employers, the employees and Fairfax County.”
The annual “Best Workplaces for Commuters” lists stems from the county’s partnership with a membership program managed by the Center for Urban Transportation Research at the University of South Florida “to recognize employers who have excelled in implementing green commuter programs, including ride-sharing, transit benefits, biking and walking, teleworking, alternate work schedules and other strategies,” according to the county.
Photo via KETTLER/Facebook
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