" He grunts in disgust, "They see it as a perk.
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As a perk, some companies are helping with all that.
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At least one company even offers cryonic preservation as a perk.
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Do any employers offer 529 contributions as a perk for workers?
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Of course, some will see a user-replaceable battery as a perk.
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Some credit cards actually offer forms of travel insurance as a perk.
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In my world, people do not want a car as a perk anymore.
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As a perk, companies may offer prospective employees the option of working remotely.
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An increasing number of tech companies offer high-quality employee meals as a perk.
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He seems to see it as a perk of the job — and a mission.
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The increased spending instead is simply captured as a perk to the service providers.
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WeWork previously offered an unlimited beer on tap as a perk to member companies.
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Whiteside sees the Uber credit as a perk that will appeal to millennials in particular.
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The keys randomly pop up on retailers' checkout pages as a perk for Honey users.
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The ability to work from anywhere is often presented as a perk, and it often is.
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Icelandair already offers a free stopover for up to seven nights in Iceland as a perk.
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Some employers have even begun dangling student loan repayment benefits as a perk to potential workers.
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But as a perk, you can also deduct costs related to your business to lower your taxes.
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While some might find that a downside of the job, Taylor actually sees it as a perk.
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WeWork previously offered an unlimited beer on tap as a perk to people renting its co-working spaces.
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When companies choose to partner with Sendmi, they can then offer Sendmi as a perk to their employees.
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Amazon has been offering its video service as a perk for subscribers of its $99 annual Prime shipping service.
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Access to the app was offered as a perk, according to people familiar with the company's fund-raising attempts.
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At one San Francisco bank a wealth manager promised VIP theater tickets as a perk if we picked her.
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For minor medical matters, I could visit a private physician who was provided as a perk by my employer.
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For its shopping and direct checkout feature, Instagram touts not having to reenter a credit card number as a perk.
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When you spend over $100, you can also get a makeup bag as a perk for spending your holiday cash.
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It's an isolating situation, and while most people who work remotely enjoy solitude as a perk, loneliness can set in.
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A generous outbound allowance of cargo, eventually up to 19833 tonnes each, was offered to officers and crew as a perk.
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Customers who reach Premier Platinum, typically after flying 75,000 miles in a calendar year, will receive 40 points as a perk.
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I found that those who earned their money spent it freely and enjoyed it as a perk of their hard work.
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A pal of mine just started working at a Silicon Valley company that offers egg-freezing as a perk of employment.
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The Trending article last Sunday, about hotels that use wine as a perk, misspelled the name of a hotel in Trondheim, Norway.
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There are plenty of free ways to take a look, including third-party sites and as a perk from your credit-card issuer.
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As a perk, it offered 10 percent off shoppers' first purchase as a new rewards member, according a press release announcing its rollout.
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"She's been having a rough time lately so we did this kind of as a perk up," Deputy Fire Chief Phil Noyes tells PEOPLE.
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Yes, it may involve telling Chuck Schumer that he has a "small pebis"—but if I'm being honest, I see that as a perk.
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The department store is again offering its seasonal employees a 35 percent discount on certain days, but it's promoting it as a perk this year.
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But she sees that money as a perk rather than a pay-off, since her family gets to use each vehicle before they sell it.
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Employers are increasingly offering private medical cover as a perk to attract or retain employees at a time of falling unemployment and record labor shortages.
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Better yet, some of the fancier credit cards out there give you access to lounges as a perk, meaning you don't have to pay at all.
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Costco Wholesale had preliminary discussions within the past few months regarding a video streaming service as a perk for its "executive" customers, according to The Information.
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And in a near full-employment economy, to be competitive in recruiting the best talent, employers are under pressure to offer remote work as a perk.
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It's been growing 50 percent week over week thanks to deals with large property management companies that offer the marketplace as a perk to their residents.
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As it launches in new locations, Target will often dole out free product samples as a perk for its first customers and to encourage repeat business.
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Now, Aetna is negotiating with Apple on a plan to offer a free or discounted Apple Watch, Apple's wearable device, as a perk to its members.
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Another accusation is that he broke the law by failing to declare his use of properties owned by Nissan in several cities, including Beirut, as a perk.
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The guests have unlimited privilege, both as a perk of their visit, and because they know the position the Hosts occupy in a way the Hosts can't.
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Samsung is flaunting the phone's ability to fold in half as a perk for those who are looking for something more portable than today's rectangular-shaped smartphones.
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Some U.S. employers choose to provide paid leave as a perk, but, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, that covers only 13 percent of the workforce.
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Environmental sustainability is mentioned by companies and consumers alike when they tout these services, but many customers view that as a perk rather than a driving force.
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Recharge's partnership with JetBlue is purely financial for now, but Bamfo sees a day, too, when airlines use Recharge as a perk to offer for first-class travelers.
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Even sex, presented for so long as a perk of the job, is framed as a chore, an ordeal to be overcome in pursuit of the greater goal.
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Workcation is seen as a perk — even though employees pay their own airfare and commit to working over the holiday, Uber offers daily stipends for meals and transportation.
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And if these fakery tools helped birth crowds of "influencers" who then, in turn, attracted more users to the platform, that could be even seen as a perk.
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If you buy travel with a credit card that includes travel insurance as a perk, you likely have coverage, but it won't provide Cancel for Any Reason coverage.
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The Lennar-built homes will also offer devices on the Samsung SmartThings connected platform and activation and service from Amazon Home Services as a perk of the partnership.
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"I don't look at it as a perk; I look at it as a requirement," Osoria, whose team has increasingly moved remote even though his overall organization hasn't, said.
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The company is using a B2B strategy for growth, encouraging large corporates to offer its services as a perk, or selling to insurance companies as a cost-saving measure.
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As a perk, our plan offers gift cards when a member participates in certain "best practices" such as having an annual flu shot, an annual physical or a mammogram.
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Working from home is often seen as a perk -- but by the time the coronavirus pandemic blows itself out, we might all be desperate to get back to the office.
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One effort underway involves large insurers, who could offer the mail-order service as a perk to their members, and in return provide the company with potentially millions of new customers.
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The idea is that T-Mobile will surprise its customers with a "thank you" gift every week from its partners, as a perk that comes with being a T-Mobile customer.
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This is available today to those who subscribe to specific streamers who offer ad-free viewing as a perk to subscribers, as well as in the recently launched program, Twitch Prime.
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Within the armed forces, an overseas posting is still seen by many as a perk of the job and one of the main reasons to sign up in the first place.
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Many companies rely on unlimited vacation as a perk to encourage employees to unplug from the workplace, but SimpliFlying CEO Shashank Nigam is taking his team's vacation policy one step further.
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This is a strange move for a company that highlights free, unlimited beer as a perk of membership and holds an annual music festival, called "Summer Camp," for its members and employees.
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It's obvious Google knows that being able to just listen to audio from YouTube is a desired feature, which is why the company reserves it as a perk for YouTube Red subscribers.
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It may have started as a perk that came along with Amazon Prime, but with the help of some award-winning content, Amazon's streaming video service has become a true Netflix competitor.
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Over the course of the next year, Microsoft will stop allowing its partners to use its software for their own businesses as a perk — and instead, charge them, same as anybody else.
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Being a part of the program, which I get as a perk of being a Global Entry member costing $100 for five years, saved me 32 minutes compared to the normal line.
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Though Codecademy already sells classes in volume packs, Sims suggests that a big push in 2020 will involve tie-ups with companies that want to provide what it teaches as a perk.
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The addition was seemingly less about placating Trump and more about appealing to conservatives, who have issues with their party's wider spending plans but view the wall as a perk for playing nice.
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Though larger tech companies like Apple and Facebook had started offering this service as a perk to retain female talent, it was not something Evernote, whom Sun worked for at the time, provided.
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It also calls for his health department to propose ways for Medicare Advantage enrollees to receive cash rewards or rebates as a perk for saving the government money when they receive quality care.
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She also wanted to know why there weren't solar panels on the roof of the new lab building, for example, and why flying to conferences was seen more as a perk than a problem.
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It's not surprising that Millennials are not as attracted to the opportunity to use new tech as oil executives believe they are - Millennials generally don't see technology as a perk, they take it for granted.
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Trump's odds of a win were spiraling downward days before the 2005 "Access Hollywood" recording that surfaced last week and depicted him bragging about his ability to grope women as a perk of his celebrity.
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But I'm certainly going to defend Clinton's right to receive national security briefings — a right that's given to candidates not as a perk of office but for reasons intimately connected to a clear national interest.
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But it's laughable to think that this would be a disqualification for a president for whom corruption is a continuing business model and who has watched some cabinet members treat self-dealing as a perk.
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I got to Boston's Logan Airport with a bit of time to spare, so I went upstairs to the Sky Club lounge — I have a credit card that comes with Sky Club access as a perk.
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Yet the guild research also found that more than half of first-time directing work went to "series insiders" — people who have different jobs on a show and are given one-off directing assignments as a perk.
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Looking out into the crowd, he saw the stoic faces of middle-aged men and women, many of them Communist Party functionaries who received tickets as a perk, looking cock-eyed and confused, occasionally offering polite, tepid applause.
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The rich should indeed pay more tax (see article), although we think the practical path is to close loopholes, such as a perk for capital gains known as carried interest, and to raise inheritance taxes, not a wealth tax.
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Rather than thinking about the travel credit as savings, however, I like to think about it as a perk that lowers the annual fee: The rebate essentially bumps the fee down from $237 a year to $5683 a year.
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Flexibility, she says, should be seen not as a perk to work around the inconvenient fact that some people have children but as a way of enhancing the performance (and happiness) of both men and women, parents and the childless alike.
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As always, double check the fine print, but experts generally recommend opting out of trip insurance for short trips within the U.S. Check your wallet before buying any travel insurance, since some credit cards actually offer it as a perk.
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At a time when egg freezing is increasing swiftly — some Silicon Valley companies now tout it as a perk for their employees — the incidents raise questions about what to look for and ask if you are considering taking that step.
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Walmart announced plans on Wednesday to offer subsidized college tuition for its 1.4 million workers in the United States, joining a growing list of companies that are helping employees pay for higher education as a perk in a tight labor market.
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As a perk, roughly 12% of companies include accelerated pay as another way of luring job candidates as wages remain relatively stagnant across the board, according to Michelle Armer, chief people officer at CareerBuilder, although that number is expected to grow.
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It's been growing 50 percent week over week (Correction: we previously wrote "month over month"; YC tells us that growth was week over week) thanks to deals with large property management companies that offer the marketplace as a perk to their residents.
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That is, the upgrade is not putting some of the formerly free content behind a paywall – it's offering additional content for a fee (or as a perk with Prime membership.) That means existing users will still be able to enjoy the six daily clues at no cost.
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While I wouldn't normally sign up for the program, even with how much I travel, a membership into the program was given to me as a perk of being a Chase Sapphire Reserve cardholder and I got to test it out on a recent visit to Orlando.
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Instead, the hotels like having the system in place not only as a perk for guests, but because it frees up their Wi-Fi network for guests who want to use the internet for other reasons – like checking email, surfing the web, working on business projects, and more.
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Founded in 2007 by physician-turned-entrepreneur Tom X Lee, One Medical has become popular in and around its hometown of San Francisco by providing on-demand care and easy mobile booking and by selling its services to big companies who offer access as a perk to employees.
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In a call, Feedr CEO Riya Grover told me the food tech startup has thus far mainly employed a B2B2C strategy by working directly with companies who want to offer their own "cloud canteen" as a perk provided to employees and as part of an employee wellness strategy.
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Why you may want to avoid a store credit cardThe rewards don&apost measure upDon&apost get me wrong — I&aposm not opposed to in-store savings, especially to the tune of a few hundred dollars, which many retail credit cards will offer as a perk for signing up.
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Cardholders will get a 35% rebate in points for business and first-class tickets booked through Amex, or for economy tickets booked through Amex on a single airline they've preselected for the year—the same airline for which they receive the airline fee credits that come as a perk of the card.
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Founded by two real estate developers, Aric Ohana and Ori Sagie, the company is pitching real estate developers a 5-10% cut of their gross revenue on subscriptions to the car sharing business, which they will offer as a perk to residents of (initially, they say) luxury condos in the Marina Del Rey area of Los Angeles.
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This is a pretty important moment for the company, as it was a darling in Silicon Valley and rocketed to a $10 billion valuation in the early phases of the Web 2.0 era but began to face a ton of criticism as to whether it could be a robust business as larger companies started to offer cloud storage as a perk and not a business.
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Read more: Amazon's head of TV and movie marketing details the studio's turnaround effort under Jennifer Salke and its push to become more than a 'supermarket of content'Amazon says that its business is different from NetflixSalke described Amazon Prime Video as a perk for Prime subscribers that either pay $119 a year or $12.99 a month to receive deals and free delivery from shopping on the e-commerce giant's platform.
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