fringe benefit

And he knows what some of the fringe benefits are.

It's one of the fringe benefits which go along with the business.

They will set aside some fringe benefits for him, better than what he is getting now.

Business would also pay tax on fringe benefits, such as health insurance, that go to workers.

The system has also allowed the hospital to develop fringe benefits.

Maybe this was another fringe benefit of having a soul.

And, he points out, there are fringe benefits to coming home after a long journey.

"This is a way to pay the bills and the fringe benefits are great."

"How come the fringe benefits are almost half the salaries?"

Still another factor is the degree that fringe benefits will be lost.

For such a rotten day, this one had its fringe benefits.

All three did equally well when fringe benefits were included.

And if I happen to grab a little fringe benefit along the way, so what?

Including fringe benefits, state and local government workers fared even better last year.

It is considered to be a fringe benefit by the departments.

The calendar also provides schools with some fringe benefits beyond space.

"If you feel better, that's what they call a fringe benefit."

The city should also bring municipal workers' fringe benefits into line with standard public and private practice.

The cost of other fringe benefits is increasing less than inflation.

The fact that it also kept my mind and hands occupied was a fringe benefit.

If in the process we can make those enemies into democrats, that is a fringe benefit.

"It's the only fringe benefit I have ever heard of that would continue once the affiliation is over," he said.

"They didn't tell me this job would have such fringe benefits."

But little attention was given to what the slow growth in wages and fringe benefits means to the workers themselves.

Health care was once a fringe benefit, something to be considered after the critical matter of pay raises.