Employer Perks you wish you got

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Six weeks annual leave plus the ability to add days by working Saturdays and Sundays to get time in lieu can be attractive to our younger generation. 15.4% into Superannuation certainly helps that stash grow faster than 9.25% as that will leave most quite short in retirement for the end game.
That is what my two sons get as the real perk for them.
 
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Have never missed a perk since starting my own business in 1997. Total freedom to win or lose, much prefer that to any corporate or government employee perk, its my gambling addiction, betting on myself.

Played golf yesterday with clients, they had to ask permission, all I had to do was book a tee time:cool:
 
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Have never missed a perk since starting my own business in 1997. Total freedom to win or lose, much prefer that to any corporate or government employee perk, its my gambling addiction, betting on myself.

Played golf yesterday with clients, they had to ask permission, all I had to do was book a tee time:cool:

19 holes?


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