Things that aren’t benefits no matter how hard companies try to sell them 👇 🤒 statutory sick pay 🎄 a Christmas party 👶 statutory parental leave 💰 a basic pension contribution 💤 not regularly working weekends ☕️ tea & coffee provided in an office 😊 a culture that you feel comfortable in 🌴 the legal minimum holiday allowance 💻 having the right equipment to do your job well 👩⚕️ being able to go to doctors appointments for yourself or your dependants What did I miss? #FlexibleWorking #RemoteWork #Benefits Flexa
I seen a job description that I actually made a post about and part of their benefits package was a dining room...
'Competitive Salary' ........... 😐
I think this is
Casual dress code
Very well said
"5-day work week" 🤣
'Statutory' and 'legal minimum' are law, not benefits. Benefits are what the organisation generally provides to attract, develop, and retain talent. Not what the government and/or regulatory authorities compels an employer to comply with.
A paid lunch break!
"opportunities" for progression 😬
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9mo"market leading salary" and "bonus"