Without an ounce of irony, Japanese automaker Mazda announced it is encouraging its employees to walk to work. The program is eloquently called the “Eco-walk commutation allowance” — employees will be paid 1,500 Yen ($12 Cdn) if they travel four kilometres (roundtrip) at least 15 days a month. Each of the country’s 20,000 workers are eligible. Competitor Yamaha introduced a similar program over a year ago.
Mazda wants employees to walk to work
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