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Do you have the option of declining health care benefits? If so, does that mean your take-home pay is higher?
Re: Work question
Yes and yes!
We have benefits through DH's work so they aren't taken out of my paycheck. It's pretty expensive here, I think.
Sa-weeeeeeet.
In all the job hunting I've done for Casey, I've seen some pretty awesome opportunities for myself. I've applied for a couple jobs that are more accounting based (w/ requirements I actually meet).
It would be so nice to work for a large corporation, and to finally have PTO and the option of benefits.
Can't wait to meet my baby boy!
I have the option of declining, but DH doesn't have benefits at his small company, so we use mine. I work for a gigantic Fortune 300 company so our benefits are pretty good.
wow...Dianna, you're so lucky!!
Taylor...if you got a job at the last place you applied to, they are also a Fortune 500 company so the benefits are good but just a little pricey!
It is SO nice having the benefits with my job!
Our healthcare is through my work since ASU has crappy insurance for their employees. I pay in, but it's minimal compared to a lot of places (non-profits are usually really good in the benefits because they don't pay as much).