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Employees in Romania value meal vouchers, medical cards and the ability to work from home. Most employers are maintaining or increasing benefit packages.

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2 April 2025, 15:01
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According to a survey by eJobs, the benefits most valued by employees include luncheon vouchers, medical passes and extra days off. While most employers offer similar packages to last year, 22% plan to expand them. The average value of monthly benefits is between 601 and 1,000 lei, but employees believe that an ideal package should exceed 1,000 lei. At the same time, 65% of employees believe that an attractive package can influence their decision to accept a new job offer.

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83% dintre angajați primesc beneficii extrasalariale în compania pentru care lucrează
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