Pfizer Sandwich Travel Policy

I heard on Radio 4 this morning about a successful Pfizer initiative to PAY
its Sandwich (Kent) workforce NOT to drive to work. I've since searched
BBCi, Google and Google News and can find nothing about this at all. Was I
dreaming?

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I was expecting a heartwarming story about the Viagra-mongers moving into
the mobile food market...

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I heard on Radio 4 this morning about a successful Pfizer initiative to
PAY
its Sandwich (Kent) workforce NOT to drive to work. I've since searched
BBCi, Google and Google News and can find nothing about this at all. Was I
dreaming?

Nope. Or, if you were, we shared a dream.

Can't find anything on it, tho'.

Mark

I was expecting a heartwarming story about the Viagra-mongers moving into
the mobile food market...

Celebrex in a bap. Mmmm, tasty.

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In message , Robert Bruce
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I heard on Radio 4 this morning about a successful Pfizer initiative to PAY
its Sandwich (Kent) workforce NOT to drive to work. I've since searched
BBCi, Google and Google News and can find nothing about this at all. Was I
dreaming?

looking in a Google www search turned up this...

http://www.pfizer.co.uk/template2.asp?pageid=220

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Robert Bruce wrote:
I heard on Radio 4 this morning about a successful Pfizer initiative
to PAY its Sandwich (Kent) workforce NOT to drive to work. I've since
searched BBCi, Google and Google News and can find nothing about this
at all. Was I dreaming?

If you don't use your pass to leave the carpark, you get cash - according to
my mate there.

Robert Bruce wrote:
I heard on Radio 4...about a ...Pfizer initiative to PAY its
...workforce NOT to drive to work.



didn't hear it but GSK offer *bike miles* to cycle commuters (redeemable
in bike shops) and, istr, some other incentives so maybe it is just
competition within one employment sector

best wishes james



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didn't hear it but GSK offer *bike miles* to cycle commuters (redeemable
in bike shops) and, istr, some other incentives so maybe it is just
competition within one employment sector

ISTR it had more to do with the expnse with building & maintaining
a car park. The company claimed to have saved £100,000.

Mark

pig pog wrote:
didn't hear it but GSK offer *bike miles* to cycle commuters (redeemable
in bike shops) and, istr, some other incentives so maybe it is just
competition within one employment sector
best wishes james



My gf works at Pfizer, and you get a bonus for not driving to work. They
try and organise car shares as much as possible,a the people in teh car
share get teh bonus for not driving, and the driver gets a bonus for
runnig teh car share. In addition you get discount public transport
throught east Kent.

I'm not exactly sure what the bike polcy is, but following on from all
of the above, I certainly imagine them doing something for for cyclists.

Bryan



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Robert Bruce wrote:
I heard on Radio 4 this morning about a successful Pfizer initiative
to PAY its Sandwich (Kent) workforce NOT to drive to work. I've since
searched BBCi, Google and Google News and can find nothing about this
at all. Was I dreaming?

I have (and will shortly be returning) work at a school where you get paid
50p per day if you use your bike to commute between the 2 sites (about 1mile
apart). if you drive you get petrol money, but least you get something. btw
its East Yorkshire council

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