Look up: fringe-benefits

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   Fringe benefits
   Personal compensation for work done, usually given in the form of insurance, paid leave, housing, transport or some other perquisite.
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   Fringe benefits
   Benefits to employees additional to salary. Typical examples would be company cars, expense... <a target=_blank href='http://www.finance-glossary.com/terms/fringe-benefits.htm?id=587&ginPtrCode=00000&PopupMode=false' title='Read full definition of fringe benefits'>more</a>
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   Fringe benefits
   Benefits provided to you by an employer in addition to your salary.
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   fringe benefits
   Benefits provided to you by an employer in addition to your salary.
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   Fringe Benefits
   Generally, supplements to wages or salaries received by employees at a cost to employers. The term encompasses a host of practices (paid vacations, pensions, health and insurance plans, etc.). No agreement prevails as to the list of practices that should be called fringe benefits. Other terms often substituted for fringe benefits include wage extras, hidden payroll, non-wage labor costs, and supplementary wage practices. The Bureau of Labor Statistics uses the phrase “selected supplementary compensation or remuneration practices,” which is then defined for survey purposes.
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