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Voyager écoresponsable : le temps de trajet responsable en entreprise, (from page 20241027.)

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Héloïse Arnold a voyagé en train en Écosse, utilisant un jour de “temps de trajet responsable” (TTR) offert par son employeur, ce qui a réduit son empreinte carbone par rapport à un voyage en avion. Son entreprise, Vendredi, a mis en place ce programme pour encourager des déplacements écoresponsables, et un tiers de ses employés l’ont déjà utilisé. Les trajets de plus de six heures peuvent bénéficier de ce congé, qui peut être fractionné. La société Ubiq a également expérimenté ce type de congé, offrant jusqu’à deux jours par an pour favoriser les voyages en train, en réponse aux préoccupations des employés sur les coûts et le temps de déplacement.

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name description change 10-year driving-force relevancy
TTR (Temps de Trajet Responsable) Introduction of responsible travel time to encourage eco-friendly travel options. Shifting from air travel to more sustainable modes like train and bus travel. In ten years, responsible travel initiatives may become standard practice in corporate travel policies. Growing awareness and concern about carbon footprints and environmental impact of travel. 4
Corporate Environmental Initiatives Companies offering incentives for eco-friendly travel, like additional leave days for train journeys. From traditional leave policies to incentivizing sustainable travel choices for employees. Companies may fully integrate sustainability into their operational policies and employee benefits. Increasing pressure on businesses to adopt sustainable practices and reduce their environmental impact. 5
Employee Engagement in Sustainable Travel Employees actively seeking eco-friendly travel options due to new corporate policies. From passive travel choices to engaged, responsible travel decisions by employees. Workforce may prioritize employers who support and facilitate sustainable travel initiatives. Desire for personal contribution to environmental sustainability among employees. 4
Collaboration Among Companies for Sustainable Practices Companies sharing practices and policies to encourage responsible travel among employees. From isolated corporate efforts to collaborative strategies for sustainability in travel. A network of companies may emerge, focusing on shared values of sustainability and responsible travel. Recognition that collective action can amplify impact in addressing climate change issues. 3
Increased Demand for Train Travel Employees favoring train travel over air travel due to company policies and personal choice. Shifting preference from air travel to train travel as a viable and eco-friendly alternative. Train travel may see a resurgence as a preferred mode of transport for both work and leisure. Desire to reduce carbon emissions and environmental impact associated with travel. 4

Concerns

name description relevancy
Sustainable Travel Incentives The need for more companies to provide incentives for employees to choose eco-friendly travel options, like trains over planes. 4
Carbon Footprint Awareness Growing awareness and measurement of personal and corporate carbon footprints influencing travel choices and corporate policies. 4
Equity in Travel Options Potential inequality in access to eco-friendly travel options, where cost and time may deter employees from choosing sustainable modes of transport. 3
Impact of Corporate Policies on Travel Behavior Corporate policies may shape travel behavior, prompting employees to adopt more eco-responsible travel habits, but may also lead to frustration if not adequately supported. 3
Environmental Responsibility in Business Increased demand for businesses to take responsibility for their environmental impact, including travel-related emissions. 5
Travel Time vs. Cost Trade-offs Employees may face challenges balancing the longer travel times of eco-friendly options with the associated costs, impacting their choices. 3

Behaviors

name description relevancy
Responsible Travel Time (TTR) Employees can take additional leave for long train journeys to promote eco-friendly travel options. 5
Corporate Environmental Awareness Companies are increasingly introducing programs to encourage employees to travel in an environmentally responsible manner. 5
Flexible Travel Scheduling Employees are allowed to split their travel time into manageable segments to reduce travel stress and enhance work-life balance. 4
Incentivizing Sustainable Choices Organizations are offering incentives, like extra leave, to motivate employees to choose eco-friendly travel options over traditional ones. 4
Increased Use of Public Transport There is a growing trend of employees opting for trains, buses, and carpooling instead of flying, especially for long distances. 5

Technologies

name description relevancy
Temps de Trajet Responsable (TTR) Un programme de congé pour voyager de manière écoresponsable, favorisant les transports moins polluants comme le train et le covoiturage. 4
Voyage Écoresponsable Une approche de voyage qui encourage l’utilisation de moyens de transport réduisant l’empreinte carbone, comme le train ou le vélo. 4
Partage de Bureaux Concept de partage d’espaces de travail pour réduire les coûts et l’impact environnemental des déplacements professionnels. 3

Issues

name description relevancy
Eco-responsible Travel Initiatives Growing interest in eco-friendly travel options, like train journeys over flights, supported by employers through programs like TTR. 4
Corporate Sustainability Programs Companies introducing policies to reduce carbon footprints and promote green travel among employees. 5
Employee Well-being and Work-Life Balance Emerging practices allowing employees flexible travel options during work hours to enhance work-life balance. 3
Shift in Travel Behavior Post-Pandemic Change in travel preferences towards sustainable modes, influenced by environmental awareness and corporate support. 4
Social Enterprises and Sustainability Rise of startups like Vendredi that focus on social and environmental projects, influencing corporate responsibility. 5