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WORKshift Focus

You don't have to go to work to be at work
Calgarians now have the chance to lead the country in flexible work initiatives! This innovative approach to working will improve our competitiveness, reduce operating expenses, improve our lives and reduce our carbon footprint. Want to hear more?

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H1N1 fears could lead to a rise in telecommuting

by Peter Tertzakian for the Calgary Herald

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Make it Good Presents: Creating Healthy Workplaces Seminar

Robyn Bews, Project Manager for WORKshift, will be part of the panel to discuss what it takes to create a healthy workplace in today’s environment.

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An UPHILL road to RECOVERY 

While the worst of the great recession is likely behind us, Calgarians shouldn't expect a return to boom times. By Mario Toneguzzi - Calgary Herald

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Did you know?

A single day of telecommuting:

  • Saves between 16 and 23 kilowatt hours of electricity (the equivalent of up to 12 hours of an average household’s electricity use);
  • Eliminates the need for 1.4 gallons of gasoline and reduces CO2 emissions 17 to 23 kilograms;
  • Saves about 50% of the annual electricity consumption of the average household by working from home one day a week (based on a one-way commute of 22 miles/day, 5 days per week).

(Consumer Electronics Association)

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Our Partners

Calgary Economic Development would like to thank our funding partners - Transport Canada and the Government of Alberta - whose generous support has made this project possible.

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