employer contribution
Workplace benefit funding
Employer contribution is the portion of an employee benefit that the employer pays.
Most commonly it refers to retirement plans, where employers match or add to employee contributions: The company offers a 401(k) with a generous employer contribution.
It also applies to health insurance premiums, where employers typically cover a percentage of the cost.
- commuter benefitsEmployer perks for travel
- 401(k) plansTax-advantaged workplace savings programs
- retirement savingsMoney reserved for post-career
- vesting periodTime until ownership transfers
- training programsOrganized skill-building curricula
mental health support · workplace wellness · bonus · tuition reimbursement · tax deductions · severance packages · profit-sharing · fiduciary responsibility · benefit package · salary adjustments · mentorship opportunities · stock options · flexible work arrangements · minimum wage laws · diversity programs · overtime rules · defined benefit · team-building activities
- payrollpaycheck, gross pay, base salary, net pay, pay stub
- health insurancepremium, deductible, copay, coverage, health insurance card
- insurance costspremium, monthly premium, annual premium, health premium, deductible
- Payroll Taxespayroll tax, payroll taxes, Medicare tax, withholding tax, federal withholding
- Tax-Advantaged AccountsFSA, health savings, contributions, reimbursement, account balance
- insurance termspremiums, full coverage, monthly premium, deductibles, payout
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Worker's share of payment
payroll deduction · paycheck deduction · garnishment · clawback
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