Competitive benefits and 401k plan. Ability to reduce contributions with wellness rewards. Benefits offered to US employees that also work part time.
Anonymous employee
Current
Calabasas, California
health insurance, 401k, gym discounts and more
Anonymous Cerified Phlebotomist
Current
Sunnyvale, California
Over paying monthly premium, no HMO.
Anonymous employee
Former
Burlington, North Carolina
Good benefits although charged a premium for being over/underweight or a smoker.
Current
Phoenix, Arizona
Great Benefits and Choices
Anonymous Customer Service Representative
Former
Raritan, New Jersey
The health insurance benefits aren’t bad. They give you different packages to choose from. Bloodwork done at LabCorp is free. Can expensive for family coverage. I paid about $80-$90 per paycheck for a single policy
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Anonymous employee
Current
Princeton, New Jersey
They offer Full pay maternity leave, match up to 4.5% of your salary up to 6%. They do no offer unlimited sick time off. They offer an ok PTO.
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Anonymous employee
Current
Indianapolis, Indiana
You get 23 days of Personal Leave in your first year and goes up to 26 days in your 3rd year. Paid leave continues to go up the longer you've been with the company. Cons are they base how much you pay in insurance by BMI and whether
you smoke. I understand the smoking but BMI is a totally outdated way to measure the health of a person. Most professional athletes are considered obese due to the current guidelines. It should go by your health screening numbers.
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Former
Dallas, Texas
Soooo many options, from a health spendings account, to discounts at AT&T, Enterprise, etc. They really care about their employees!
Anonymous employee
Former
Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
Health insurance is okay but pricey. Time off is earned at the end of every week depending on how long you have been working there.