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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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how do you describe a benefit from ur job?
Hello, I want to ask a word to describe benefit from my job,except salary, but not pension or insurance, such as a free lunch. In my language, it's a bit similar with 'welfare', but that refers to publich welfare, and this one is just for one person. Thank you.
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In the UK we call them 'benefits'. (Which is also used in the UK for welfare payments, but nobody gets the two confused). A job will be advertised with a salary and a package of benefits that might include things like health insurance, pension, gym membership, company car etc.
- In the UK we call them 'benefits'.
- (Which is also used in the UK for welfare payments, but nobody gets the two confused).
- A job will be advertised with a salary and a package of benefits that might include things like health insurance, pension, gym membership, company car etc.
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In the UK we call them 'benefits'. (Which is also used in the UK for welfare payments, but nobody gets the two confused). A job will be advertised with a salary and a package of benefits that might include things like health insurance, pension, gym membership, company car etc.
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The other word is "perks." Originally, this was perqs, short for perquisites, but now it's just perks. Personally, my favorite one is the free coffee!
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