zzziippyyy

Lets see where do I start

Medical
Dental
Vision
Short term disability
Short term disability plus
Long Term Disability
Aflac Supplemental Cancer Insurance
Accident Insurance
Business travel accident insurance
4 weeks Vacation
3 personal days per year
7 paid holidays
192 hours or almost 5 weeks of sick time, which is now max. So I get 1/2 of my accrural back as personal time which adds about an hour of personal time every paycheck.
401k
HSA
Profit sharing
christmas bonus
15% stock purchase discount also option for secure line of credit on your ownings

All prescriptions $4
Life insurance also can purchase for spouse and children
10% discount
Bereavement up to 3 days for family including inlaw deaths
Bonus plan if you meet your financials pays out quarterly and 1 annual if you meet all quarterlys
Resources for living professional counseling
GED reimbursal program
Jury duty pay




A Huge discount plan on a ton of things.

Cubs2k

Your post is tantamount to bragging.....and incorrect.....Daimler-Chrysler? hmmm.

zzziippyyy

^ ok I took off the discount list

All i did was answer the question

Lainey

Jury duty pay isn't a benefit. It's the law. I get plenty of discounts too....AAA card does the trick.




I forgot to add in my 7 holidays, and usually a decent Xmas bonus.

Cubs2k

Busting nads....no need to edit.....

This whole thread is a slight bragging thread anyway.....

zzziippyyy

Lainey, the law here in Maine is an employer must grant you the time off for jury duty. But they DO NOT have to compensate you for it.

I do not know if Mass has a different law regarding this.

zzziippyyy

But ill trade something for your 1% mortgage discount

elmmx5

My benefits suck.

Lainey

Maybe a bit of bragging....though, I do find it interesting to see what larger companies give for benefits....in my next life, I'd never work for small businesses.

I need a state or federal job.....those are the best, and are about the only ones that have an actual pension plan at retirement. I'd bet many cities, towns, etc, will start to review those 80% pensions at retirements, they just can't afford it anymore. I would have loved to get in on that gig. Pension plans are becoming a thing of the past. Most of us only have what we personally save on our own or in a 401 or IRA.

Lainey

Perhaps...We are required to pay three days, but only three. If you get stuck on a longer trial, they "encourage" employers to pay.