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Passing the Need: Every Second Person Finds Their Job-Benefits Inappropriate

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Epassi Germany: Bremen (ots) - What workers offer benefits often does not come to the employees. This is shown by the new Great Employee Benefits Study 2026, which Epassi publishes today. German companies want to continue working in their ...
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Epassi Germany: Bremen (ots) - What workers offer benefits often does not come to the employees. This is shown by the new Great Employee Benefits Study 2026, which Epassi publishes today. German companies want to continue working in their ...

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Bremen (ots) – What employees offer in benefits is often not available to employees. This is shown by the new Great Employee Benefits Study 2026, published today by Epassi. German companies want to continue investing in their employees: 64% of employees plan to increase their employee benefit budgets in 2027. But more money doesn't automatically mean more...

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CNNMoney Switzerland broke the news on Monday, September 14, 2026.
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