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soft benefits noun. Nonfinancial perks or benefits offered to employees.

Example Citation:
"In today's tight labor market, companies are adding 'soft' benefits, such as concierge and child-care services, so they can hold on to the talent they have."
—Amy Joyce, "Concierge Firms Get the Job Done When Employees Can't," The Washington Post

Related Words:
corporate concierge
flexplace
golden hello
return on talent

Subject Category:
Business - General

Posted on November 24, 1998 at 6:16 AM
Updated on November 24, 1998 at 6:16 AM


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