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Employers offer incentives to cut workers' gas costs

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Sabre Holdings spokesman Al Comeaux puts his laptop in co-worker Mike Douglass' car. The two of them and a third Sabre worker carpool from University Park to Southlake.

As gasoline prices in Dallas approach $4 a gallon, more local companies are offering programs – from carpooling incentives to encouraging telecommuting to scheduling changes – to help offset the higher costs for employees.
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Employers offer incentives to cut workers' gas costs

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