A. Most companies provide full-time employees with a certain number of days off each year.

Beginning in tax year 2011, employers will be required to report the cost of health insurance they provide their employees on W-2 forms.

If you provide your employees with anything other than pay, it may count as an expense or benefit.

As a result, these employers cannot afford to provide their employees with health care coverage.

They also can provide employees with computer software that shows, based on past performance, how such investments may perform.

Benefits of individual health insurance differ from group plans that businesses provide their employees.

However, sometimes employers routinely provide their employees with a reference when they leave.

Surprisingly, perhaps, at common law an employer does not have to provide employees with actual work.

The Met already provides discount tickets for students and corporate employees in its 3,800-seat house.

Corp Accounting provides its employees with a fundamental understanding of how the company is run.