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‘Afhankelijk van team, maar na 1 jaar tewerkstelling mag je 1 dag in de week van thuis werken. Meerdere dagen thuiswerken of onder middagpauze want langer weg (vb autokeuring) mogelijk na overleg met manager’
The health insurance is great
I was a temp worker and they offered me flexible working hours
There are lots of benefits
Annual holidays is good as company gives few extra holidays on top of 6 weeks of annual leave. Bonus is not very good, at least at the role I am working at.
Good benefit package. These include private health care, critical illness cover, ability to but and sell holidays and discounts from major retailers
as a market research firm, the benefits is quite limited. But the time is quite flexible that are able to work from home, each Friday finish at 4pm.
good benefits working for this company
Good HR team offering new and enhanced benefits
No benefits for zero hours staff.
There is no bonus unless you are a senior director, except for a few exceptions where you get a bonus of around £300 if you bring in a lot of profit (but even then you have to be a manager). You get a tiny (can't say how much but let's say it's a tiny one, so you end up with say £20 more every month after tax) raise annually IF you get a good enough rating (3 out of 5 at least) in your annual review (regardless of inflation rising every year.). This is not very well received in general but then life isn't perfect. If you are at manager level and above you do get private health insurance that you have to pay towards (not if it's just for you, but you have to pay towards it to cover your family). It doesn't really cover a lot of costs, but better than nothing. Also the insurance does not cover birth costs. Time off is great, you get 25 days off plus bank holidays plus your birthday. Sick leave is also great as you get 8 weeks of paid sick leave which is amazing and very caring of the company, it is something I really appreciate. I know people from similar companies that have 2 weeks paid sick leave that break a leg or something and then they can't pay rent, so this is really valuable! You also get a generous (year, I think) as maternity leave. The paternity leave is also good. You get a good pension package, and some lectures on why you should save money early and mortgage advice. For EU employees there is a lot of support ahead of Brexit. You also get £6 cinema tickets in London and some other discounts. You can also work from home BUT that's a catch as you need HR permission and proof that you NEED to work from home to be allowed to do it (like from a doctor etc) if your manager is strict. Other people with relaxed managers just work from home whenever they want, which feels unfair, everyone above manager level should work from home whenever they need to, we are all adults. For the tiny salary we get, of course we are still here because we love the job, company and colleagues, so it doesn't feel nice when you don't feel trusted! In all, I am very happy with the package. Sometimes I wish it was not as good (not many people use the discounts for example) and we had higher salaries instead, but no place is perfect! I love working for Ipsos and I hope they keep improving!
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