Telecommuting can help improve company productivity and enhance employee recruitment while decreasing overhead costs.
At this workshop, you’ll learn about how to implement an effective telecommute program that benefits your business’s bottom line and improves work/life balance.
This event will be hosted at Lincoln Square North (700 Bellevue Way NE) and a complimentary lunch will be provided.
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Complimentary Lunch: 11:30 a.m. – Noon
Program: Noon – 1 p.m.
Lincoln Square North
Collaboration Center
700 Bellevue Way
Bellevue, WA 98004
RSVP for Free Here by 2/4
(The Collaboration Center is on the second floor. Get off the elevator, walk through the Food Court area to the LSS Management Office, turn left into the Collaboration Center.)
Visitor parking onsite will be validated at Nordstrom Rack or any restaurant for up to three hours. For questions, please email info@cywb.org. |
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You’re probably aware of the “Seattle Squeeze” shutdown of Highway 99 in downtown Seattle for three weeks, impacting travel across the region. But what you may not know is that the traffic challenges are expected to continue for the next five years as crews tackle other transportation projects that will affect Bellevue commuters.
To help workers, residents and students get to and from Bellevue, now and in the future, the city has created a new page to help Bellevueites learn how to get around during the Squeeze! Go to ChooseYourWayBellevue.org/SeattleSqueeze for the following:
- The latest news on what is happening with the “Squeeze”;
- How-to information on using travel modes such as transit, carpooling, vanpooling, walking, biking and telecommuting;
- Free trip planning assistance to help you navigate around construction;
- Incentive programs such as Choose Your Way Bellevue Rewards and JustOneTrip.org to encourage people to use new commute modes
- Help starting or joining a carpool or vanpool; and
- Rewards and incentives for trying biking facilities and services in Bellevue, such as the Downtown Demonstration Bikeway and bike share pilot
Don’t forget to also follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram; or drop us a note at info@cywb.org that we can post, in order to share ideas with others for how to beat the Squeeze! |
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Cloudy weather with a side of Seattle Squeeze got you down? Choose Your Way Bellevue wants to perk you up! A lot of bike goodness happened in Bellevue in 2018 and we want to keep that momentum rolling in the new year. So with that in mind we’re giving away backpacks, bike lights, bells, and winter bike socks and all you have to do is send us a selfie so we can share your smile on social media!
Interested? Here are three easy steps that will score you some free swag:
Step 1: Pull your bike out of winter hibernation or find the nearest Bikeshare Bike, and then go for a ride in Bellevue!
Step 2: Enjoy your fast, easy, convenient bike ride and snap a selfie with your bike, or the view from your handlebars (while not in motion of course!), within the Bellevue city limits! Or better yet, grab a friend to play photog and go for a ride with you!
Step 3: Email us your photo (info@cywb.org) and provide us with your mailing address. Just for taking a ride and sharing your photo, we’ll send you a fancy, limited edition Choose Your Way Bellevue backpack stuffed with goodies inside, like bike lights, a bell and winter socks. (While supplies last. Let us know if you don’t want us to post your photo publicly.)
The Fine Print:
We only have a limited number of goodies, so this promotion is first-come, first-served limited to Bellevue riders. One reward per rider. Photos must be taken within the City of Bellevue. We want to share your smiling selfies with the world, but we do respect your privacy–let us know if you don’t want us to share your photos on social media. |
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The City is currently creating a Vision Zero Action Plan to coordinate existing programs and identify opportunities where new efforts are needed to make Bellevue’s streets safe for everyone. Whatever someone’s age, physical ability, or how they choose to travel—walking, bicycling, transit, driving, or otherwise—they should get wherever they want to be safely in Bellevue.
Feedback from this questionnaire will help City staff better understand the public’s perceptions about street safety and what factors feel most threatening to people traveling in Bellevue. Responses will be used to develop strategies and take action. |
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Your ride, connected. During this pilot, travel for free with Ride2 to/from the Eastgate Park & Ride within the service area. What does this mean for you if you work in the Eastgate/Factoria area? It means you can now use transit to the Eastgate Park & Ride for getting to work, because Ride2 connects you that “last mile” to your workplace!
And you can use the service from your home to the Park & Ride as well if you live in the service area. For more details, visit the King County Metro Ride2 Page. AND there is still time to try Ride2 at the Eastgate Park & Ride and get a free Choose Your Way Bellevue Backpack! |
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