5 creative employee benefits for your business

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CREATIVEBENEFITS

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Let me tell youSOMETHING...

Its not justabout money, It's about me.

WHENWONGA NOLONGERRULES -

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Attracting and retaining toptalent takes more thanoffering a high salary.

Companies which make it ontothe "best places to work" listshave one thing in common:

KILLERPERKS!

IT'S PICK &MIX TIME

Employers are blurring thelines between work and play,office and education -

by implementingunique employeeperks to create amarkeddifferential.

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So come onHR folk, getcreative with...

Creative Employee Benefitswhich will

delight your staff

THROW A LUGGAGE PARTY

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Everyemployee,who wantsto takepart, bringsa packedbag into theoffice onthe day ofthe party.

At the end names are drawn, and thewinners are whisked away by limo tothe airport for an all expenses paidweekend break (including their family)

HIRE A MASSEURTO HELP STAFFRELAX Engage a professional masseur to help employees

take a break from their hectic workday.

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BRING YOUR DOGto work day3

Employees bring their dogs to work and a mobilegroomer will treat and primp each pooch.

THE DOCTOR WILLSKYPE YOU NOW

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Online virtual doctor visits are growing.Virtual care services givestaff immediate access to a doctor. No lengthy time out of workto see a doctor. Access from a laptop or mobile device fromhome or office.No more sitting in waiting rooms full of germs andsick people just to get seen.

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Let staff have BOTOX leave

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Give workers an extra paid day off in December for pre-holiday-partybeauty treatments. Originally intended for nails, haircuts or facials, the firmthat introduced this perk discovered that a large number of their employeesused the day to receive Botox treatments.

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