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Thursday, 7 February 2013

Uber Can Help Companies Be More Desirable To Work For With Its New Perks Program

Uber Can Help Companies Be More Desirable To Work For With Its New Perks Program

On-demand car service Uber announced a new perks program that can instantly make a company cooler to work for. If you want to be able to provide transportation as a perk or benefit for your employees, Uber has the solution for you.

The program allows companies to dole out “Uber credits” to employees and requires no long-term commitment, it’s just a month-to-month thing. The program promises to scale no matter how many people you have or where they live, as long as it’s an area serviced by Uber. Companies like Exec and Taskrabbit have similar programs, which allow employers to help control the amount of time that their employees spend running errands, thus making their company run more smoothly and giving the employee piece of mind.