I did not have benefits while employed as a contractor at Collabera.
4
Anonymous employee
Former
New York, New York State
NO Benefits if you are on contract job
3
Anonymous employee
Current
Hoboken, New Jersey
Basic Healthcare - nothing crazy
1
Anonymous employee
Current
Austin, Texas
The benefits package was adequate, for a single person in their 30's it was around 200/month and had better than average coverage
3
Anonymous Consultant
Current
Seattle, Washington State
Holy cow is it expensive! I would have negotiated a much higher hourly rate if I'd known. HSA ONLY - very high deductibles.
3
Anonymous Systems Engineer
Former
Basking Ridge, New Jersey
The 401K account was set up automatically when I became an employee but I never participated in it. I was researching the health package when my contract ended so I never got to use it.
3
Current
Oakland, California
They have 401k and med/dental package even thought the company they stagfed me with doesn't offer one
3
Anonymous Content
Current
San Francisco, California
The benefits they offer to full time contractor employees is the the most expensive and worst I have experienced so far. For medical alone, almost $500/month for a single person with no doctor copays and $2,500 hundred dollar deductible. They could have negotiated a better deal due to the size of the company and number of employees .
4
Anonymous employee
Current
Basking Ridge, New Jersey
Benefits package offered by Collabera is in line with the industry. It could be better by providing more healthcare provider choices and lower premiums.
1
Anonymous employee
Current
San Ramon, California
Best : Vacation and PTO are very nice and they are flexible with your schedule.
Worst: The benefits plan is pricey and not the best.