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Employee stock options vary by company. You need to ask your human resources department if this is available to you. This will provide the employee with stock in the company. Later, the employee may sell the stock just as if they purchased it themselves. For further information on your specific situation, contact human resources.
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An employee might reasonably refuse such a request; employees have a right to keep their private lives separate from their professional lives. However, an employee might also wish to cooperate with this request; it could be helpful to the company for which the employee works, and I really do not see it as a betrayal of a friendship. If the person that the employee has been asked to check on is going to be harmful to the company in some way, wouldn't it be better to know? The employee will, after all, be affected by the success or failure of the company which employs him or her.
Firstly your company usually pays for it when you are an employee (part of your employee benefits) while outside, you have to pay the premiums yourself. There may also be differences in the type of cover provided, but to know this for sure you would have to read the two contracts and compare them.
yes. but they will first let you know that you can be tested at any time randomlly;
Studies, often conducted by a company's training department or other parts of Human Resources are vital to a company's well being. Management needs to know the satisfaction levels of company policies and pay structures. Any large flaws in company policies can then be addressed.
dont know if this helps, but, find out if there is an employee handbook. That would tell you, or if your company has an HR hotline or office.....they would know because there would be safety guidelines involved.
They are impotant for the employer or the company to be able to know if the employee or the applicant is suitable for the part or the job. It is a means of evaluating the new employee and testing the waters if he or she is the right hire.
At many jobs, it is expected that someone from human resources (or some other representative of the company where you work, such as a supervisor) will give you all of the information about the benefits the company offers. For example, when an employee joins a company, that employee has no idea what will be provided in addition to a salary. So, if the employer provides health insurance, the employee will be given a packet of information about what the company pays for and what the employee is expected to pay. The employee will also be told what the procedures are for getting some of the benefits (perhaps the company offers membership in a health club, or discounts at certain pharmacies). So, your supervisor's purpose is to make sure you know your company's benefits, so you can make informed decisions about your health care.
Company parties are an ideal place for co-workers to relax and get to know one another on a more personal level. Parties are very successful at boosting employee moral.
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