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Rally Software of Boulder, Colo. (#6)
Software consultant has "ski days" for employees.
Max Borges Agency of Miami, Fla. (#21)
Tech-focused Miami-based PR firm gives $100 annually to individual employees to enter any race of their choosing.
Redspin of Carpinteria, Calif. (#24)
Info-security firm provides bikes, surfboards and company-paid personal training.
RealeFlow of Parma Heights, Ohio (#34)
Real estate investor-focused solution provider encourages two "free days" a week to rejuvenate, during which no e-mail is to be answered.
Street Legal Industries of Oak Ridge, Tenn. (#35)
Tech-support firm allows employees to set their own schedules when kids are out of school.
Peaksware of Lafayette, Colo. (#38)
Fitness-focused software developer encourages participation in Ironman, marathon, century runs, etc., allows flex time for training.
MindBody of San Luis Obispo, Calif. (#40)
Business-management software company provides bikes for employee errands and a green laundry dropoff service for staffers.
G5 Search Marketing of Bend, Ore. (#42)
Online advertising business encourages employees to work schedules around skiing and hiking.
Dominion Digital of Richmond, Va. (#49)
Tech-consultancy is telecommute friendly, reimburses business use of cell phones and home Internet service.
TriSports.com of Tucson, Ariz. (#50)
Online retailer gives 10 cents a mile to employees who bike to work.
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