9 incredible
perks these companies offer employees
Perks and benefits are among the top
things employees consider when de ciding whether to accept a job. Almost 80 per
cent of employees say that they would prefer new benefits, like health
insurance or paid time off, over a pay raise. Here are some of the most
incredible perks companies are offering right now:
1 Google -Death benefits Google provides
the surviving spouse or partner of a deceased employee 50 per cent of their
salary for the next 10 years.Overall benefits rating: 4.6 5
2 Twitter On-site acupuncture and improv
classes Twitter is well known for provid ing perks such as three catered
meals a day, but some lesser-known benefits include on-site acupunc ture and
improv classes.
Overall
benefits rating: 4.3 5
3 Facebook -Baby Cash Facebook provides
$4,000 in `Baby Cash' to employees with a newborn.Overall benefits rating: 4.7
5
4 Salesforce PTO for volunteering and money
for donation Salesforce employees receive six days of paid volunteer time
off a year, as well as $1,000 a year to donate to a charity of their
choice.Overall benefits rating: 4.5 5
5 Adobe Required time off Adobe shuts
down the entire company for one week in December and one week over the summer.
Overall
benefits rating: 4.6 5
6 Spotify -Egg freezing Spotify provides six
months of paid parental leave, plus one month of flexible work options for
parents returning to the office. The company also covers costs for egg freezing
and fertility assistance.
Overall
benefits rating: 4.2 5
7 Airbnb -Travel stipend Airbnb gives its
employees an annual stipend of $2,000 to travel and stay in an Airbnb listing
anywhere in the world.
Overall
benefits rating: 4.6 5
8
PwC -Partial reimbursement on
student-loan debt Employees are offered a $1,200-a-year reimbursement on
student-loan debt.
Overall
benefits rating: 4 5
9 Accenture -Gender reassignment
Accenture covers gender reassignment for its employees as part of its
commitment to LGBTQ rights and diversity Overall benefits rating: 4 5 .
Source
| Economic Times | 20 June 2016
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