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what difference between perks and benefits?what is i mean
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A benefit is formal and official, but a perk is an unofficial advantage when doing something.
A perk is "I get to leave earlier if the boss is away"
A benefit is "I have a company car"
Though lots of people use the two words to mean the same thing.
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benefit = anything you get: salary, etc
perk = extra benefit; use of company car, etc
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Perk = a fringe benefit. Example: One of the perks of working with beauty products is that you are sent lots of samples.
Benefit= An official payment made or an entitlement available in accordance with a wage agreement, an insurance policy, or a public assistance program. Example: My benefits at work include a company car and a mobile phone.
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