Anonymous

08 Mar 2022

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Are my company's benefits limited? Share your company's employee benefits?

I work at an MNC, and feel my company's benefits are quite limited. Thought it would be good if some members here could share their benefits, so we can learn from each other. I'm thinking of compiling some suggestions to share with my HR manager to improve our employee welfare scheme.

Here's my benefits. I'm a manager with about 7 yrs work exp.

$2.50 dinner allowance if working in office past 8PM, per day (yes, $2.50!)
Work from home 1 day a month
$80 travel allowance per month

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14 Mar 2022

I am sure that is not the full list of the benefits? But based on the 3 points you have listed, I would think that your company benefits is quite limited.

I would guess that my company's benefit is average. Here's mine:

18 Annual Leave, 14 days MC
Health Insurance plan, Term life plan, Critical illness, Disability
$500 flexi cash benefit annually (credited to employees monthly)
$300 Phone bill claims per year
Full transport claims after 8pm
Full claims on food, air ticket, accoms, for overseas business trip

There is no WFH benefit for employees. WFH arrangements are decided by team manager.

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DayDreamer

11 Mar 2022

MNC should have health insurance covered for employees i through? If no that’s worse than SME.

My company is US MNC

Basic Group healthcare insurance, term life, critical illness
Tuition assistance for Diploma/degree/languages
USD2.5k per year
Professional fee subscription reimbursement
Currently WFH, free flow coffee in office

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Nathaniel

09 Mar 2022

Those benefits look pretty limited, especially as a manager with that level of experience.

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