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TOPIC: Fringe benefits?

Fringe benefits? 20 Jul 2001 16:21 #23061

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We don't have a "company car" or even paid health insurance from our theatre. WE do get to deduct Sho-West and East as biz expenses but I'm wondering what other ideas that people use? Do you have the theatre own the car? The problem with the health insurance is you'd have to offer it to everyone and we cannot afford that.
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Re: Fringe benefits? 21 Jul 2001 11:28 #23062

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The company car simply didn't work in the cash flow. I certainly would like it as I lost a car last year and Ky racks up the miles on his.

Health insurance, ShoWest and other theatre related travel are written in to our budget. We offer health insurance to our two full-time pricipal partners. Since everybody else is part-time and usualy a student we don't offer them health insurance.
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Re: Fringe benefits? 14 Nov 2001 09:23 #23063

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This post brings up an interesting question. What do the chain theaters offer there employees as benifits that the independents can't or don't? I'm thinking that the chains like "Hoyts" have some kind of insurance for there fulltime help. But they must have other options also.
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Re: Fringe benefits? 14 Nov 2001 10:58 #23064

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401k
manager mileage
health/dental insurance
vending commission
The ability to work every holiday and never spend weekends with your family...
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Re: Fringe benefits? 15 Nov 2001 08:48 #23065

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Well on the one hand you get all those benifits but no family life. That hardly seems like a fair trade.
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