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Electric company cars and charging policies: how do you approach it?
The problem
Free HR mini-guide
Electric driving is becoming the norm for more and more organisations. But this also brings new questions for HR. Who pays for the home charging station? Where is the best place for employees to charge? What should be included in the charging policy? And how do you support employees who are driving electric for the first time?
Download our free mini-guide and discover how to make the transition to electric driving a clear and practical story for your organisation and your employees.
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Electric driving brings new questions for HR
The switch to an electric company car goes beyond just choosing a vehicle. Employees expect clear answers regarding charging, costs, charging cards, and practical arrangements. At the same time, as an employer, you want to keep costs manageable and develop a policy that remains effective in the future.
A sound EV and charging policy brings these two together: clarity for your employees and control for your organisation.
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In this mini-guide, you will discover
5 practical questions. Concrete answers.
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01
Who pays for the home charging station?
Which models are available, and how do you handle employees who already have a charging station?
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How do you turn an electric company car into a benefit for new employees?
Not every employee views electric driving the same way. Discover how to provide tailored guidance for experienced EV drivers, new EV drivers, and skeptics.
03
What is the best charging strategy?
Charging at home, at the office, or in public? Discover the key differences and how to help your employees charge responsibly.
04
How do you manage pool cars during the EV transition?
Discover how to smartly deploy existing pool cars while preparing your fleet for further electrification.
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