#24

My work pays for travel expenses outside of my usual commute and £2500 towards my annual season ticket.

Nothing else that I can think of.

#25

loan for season ticket, eye test, thats it I think

#27

A shade over £4k

#29

I’ve made a similar looking one out of cardboard, so when I leave, I’ll just hand that back in

#30

The balance is done through a loan, thankfully.

Without it I wouldn’t have a hope of being able to afford to get to work.

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#33

10 free threads a day

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#34

Depends doesn’t it? If you’re a contractor you’ll get nowt if you’re something else you’ll need to discuss it with them

#35

Had two free holidays as ‘educationals’ which was pretty great.

Eye tests, flu jab as standard. Had ten sessions of CBT paid for via the EAP when I needed it a few years back.

Took home two big catering trays of veggie sushi which were left over from an event a couple of months ago but that probably doesn’t count.

#36

That’s pretty neat

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#37

Me taking a shit every day

#38

Professional memberships
Conference tickets / travel / accommodation
Occasional meals for special occasions
Laptop if I want one (I don’t)
Eye tests and money towards glasses (legal requirements though innit)
Think that’s it.

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#39

They’re going to pay me for 3 months to not work for them from Dec-Feb, so that’s quite nice.

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#40

Actually, I think come the new year they pay for me to have an annual medical.

:grimacing:

#41

electricity, light bulbs

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#42

what is a medical? I mean I know what one is, but can’t anyone just go to a doctor and ask them to have a look at you for free any way?

#43

I thought this until I had my first proper medical.

Was pretty intense, lost a lot of chest hair as a result.

Got a 40 page brochure about me and recommendations to prolong my life.

#44

might get to go to london
:confetti_ball::confetti_ball::confetti_ball:

#45

did you get a finger up the bum?

#46

well I mean they didn’t mention it but

#47

I’m going tomorrow and Friday and it isn’t a benefit