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* As for saving on the cost of commuting, it likely isn't true.* It likely is. And it seems like the author is really just reaching for something else to talk
by Goladus 18y ago
* As for saving on the cost of commuting, it likely isn't true.*
It likely is. And it seems like the author is really just reaching for something else to talk about.
There's no guarantee that employees will save on commuting costs. In many cases, employees will travel even farther because they'll use the extra day for vacations they wouldn't have taken or run errands that they would otherwise do while at work.
The whole point of saving on commute costs is so you can spend that time and money doing something less stressful and mind-numbing, like taking a vacation. So yes, if you only commute 4 times a week instead of 5 you're saving on commute costs, period.
- froo 18y agoif you only commute 4 times a week instead of 5 you're saving on commute costs, period. The problem with your reasoning is that you're using regular mathematics and not (as is the case of this article) Journalist Maths. It's one of those downfalls of us technical types, we only use real mathematics to prove points. I for one am ashamed of myself.