New challenges in mobility policy
A lot is changing in the field of mobility. How do you, as an employer, stimulate sustainable and vital mobility and ensure that your policy helps you to be an attractive employer?
Working hybrid
Place- and time-independent working has taken off and is now being put into practice by many companies. Employees generally find hybrid working very enjoyable, in part because of the flexibility it offers them. However, this requires employers to look differently at how travel and home working days are reimbursed. This requires user-friendly registration for the employee.
Fiscal
Employers will no longer be allowed to pay a fixed, untaxed travel reimbursement as of Jan. 1, 2022; only the actual trips made and home office days are eligible for untaxed reimbursement. The burden of proof and obligation to keep records lies with the employer, but this obligation can also lead to a lot of extra administration for employees. More info from the tax authorities can be found in the Payroll Tax Handbook 2023 (NL).
Obligation to register CO2 emissions of employees
From 1 January 2024, the Normative Regulation Work-related Personal Mobility will be definitively introduced for employers with more than 100 employees.
Appealing employment
Being an appealing employer is vital in these times of unprecedented tightness in the labor market. Offering a mobility scheme that gives employees maximum flexibility and freedom of choice contributes to this. Also, recently published research shows that more than 65% of young Dutch people consider the climate impact of employers an important factor when looking for a job.
An attractive mobility policy. You organize it with Fynch!
- Manual declarations
- Not flexible
- Not sustainable
- No appealing reimbursements
- Challenging to claim
- No insight
- No behavioral change
- Fynch app
- Flexible
- Stimulates sustainable travel
- Appealing reimbursements
- Easy to claim
- Real time 24/7 insight into CO2
- Behavioral Change Program
Fynch app
Our mobility app tracks the CO2 emissions of all your employees on a daily basis. The Fynch App supports the employee daily in registering and declaring business trips, commuting trips and home office days. This saves employees a lot of time and aggravation.
Getting started with Fynch in 3 steps
Employees download the Fynch app. It makes recording commutes, business trips and home office days very easy. Fynch automatically recognizes all forms of transportation and calculates the accompanying CO2 emissions.
The employee checks trips and home office days and declares them monthly. Sustainable trips earn Fynch Coins which can be exchanged for rewards in the Fynch Shop.
The employer receives insight into CO2 emissions and other mobility KPIs on an aggregated and anonymized level. The reporting meets the requirements of the Normative Regulation on Work-related Personal Mobility.
Happy customers
Client cases
...ultimately found that Fynch offered the most options to meet the needs of our diverse workforce, from mechanics to managers.
Show these cases...is supported by Fynch through its innovative mobility platform in achieving the objectives of the new mobility scheme.
Show these casesWe are here for all your questions about your mobility policy
Yes, we help customers do this. We do that by sharing various best practices from our clients. We can also help with the creation of a mobility policy. We do this either with our own team of consultants or we work with partners to do this.
Yes, certainly we do. We offer mobility cards from NS, MTC as well as Maas services for this purpose. Using split billing of business mobility and private mobility, we calculate the net compensation each month. You can read more about this here.