![]() ![]() Employers not included on this list could be in the process of registering or may already be registered under the name of a parent company.To view an updated list of employers registered with the Bay Area Commuter Benefits Program please click here. If an employer removes existing commuter benefits already being offered to employees, then Option 5: Telework will need to be approved by the Air District on a case-by-case basis. In order for an employer to be pre-approved to comply under Option 5: Telework, the employer must not remove existing benefits being offered to employees whose duties cannot be done outside of the worksite. Option 5 - A company-wide telework policy allowing telework one or more days a week for all employees whose assignments can be performed remotely.Option 4 - An alternative employer-provided commuter benefit that is as effective as in reducing single occupant vehicles as Options 1-3.Option 3 - Employer-provided free or low cost bus, shuttle or vanpool service operated by or for the employer.Employers may elect to offer a higher than $75 subsidy at their discretion. If the employee's monthly vanpool or transit fare is less than $75 each month, the employer will cover the full amount of the fare if the fare exceeds $75, the employer must offer the full $75 subsidy to the employee. Option 2 - An e mployer-provided monthly subsidy of up to $75 to cover vanpool fare or transit costs.Option 1 - Allow employees to exclude their transit or vanpool costs from taxable income, to the maximum amount, as allowed by federal law (currently $300 per month). ![]()
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