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perquisites Meaning
perquisites
a privilege or profit made in addition to regular pay, something held or claimed as an exclusive right or possession, one expected or promised, gratuity, tip, a privilege, gain, or profit incidental to regular salary or wages, tip entry 10
perquisites Sentence Examples
- Executive perquisites, such as lavish bonuses and company cars, sparked widespread criticism.
- The CEO's perquisites included a private jet, a luxury suite, and a personal chef.
- The company offered generous perquisites to attract and retain top talent.
- The standard perquisites of the position included health insurance, paid leave, and a retirement plan.
- The employment contract explicitly outlined the perquisites associated with the role.
- Some employees felt that their perquisites were inadequate compared to industry norms.
- The government implemented regulations to limit excessive perquisites for corporate executives.
- The company's shareholders voted to reduce the perquisites of the board of directors.
- The perquisites of the job outweighed the challenges and responsibilities.
- The company's policy prohibited the use of perquisites for personal gain.
FAQs About the word perquisites
a privilege or profit made in addition to regular pay, something held or claimed as an exclusive right or possession, one expected or promised, gratuity, tip, a
tips, gifts,bonuses, gratuities, largesses, contributions, donations,rewards,offerings, lagniappes
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Executive perquisites, such as lavish bonuses and company cars, sparked widespread criticism.
The CEO's perquisites included a private jet, a luxury suite, and a personal chef.
The company offered generous perquisites to attract and retain top talent.
The standard perquisites of the position included health insurance, paid leave, and a retirement plan.
