my bosses pa offers it to me on a plate about once a week..... does that count?
If his dad is hot and you're into that, then sure it is.
my bosses pa offers it to me on a plate about once a week..... does that count?
Try paying for tea, coffee, milk, sugar, boiling water for a year. Multiply that by everyone in your firm. It's expensive, and free stuff shouldn't be sniffed at.
As an employer I like to think we provide a nice place to work - we've moved in to a new office so we are in the process of modelling a nice break area with sofas, ping pong and a decent pool table. Nice kitchen space for preparing lunch etc. We have a relaxed working environment with no dress code as well.
We have a Christmas party coming up that works out to £100 per month which we're covering and at the end of every month we provide the food (usually a dozen or so pizzas or similar) and drinks for a gathering to get everyone together.
We also provide free gym membership.
As a young company (first employee started just under 3 years ago) and up to 50 now we want to create a good culture. It would be interesting to hear about what types of perks people really appreciate.
Run my own business so can basically buy almost anything media related (computer or A/V tech etc) as an expense VAT-free.
As a young company (first employee started just under 3 years ago) and up to 50 now we want to create a good culture. It would be interesting to hear about what types of perks people really appreciate.
Isn't that a bit dubious if it isn't business related?
You know that's illegal, right?
Amazed by the amount of people who view free tea and coffee as a perk.