in-kind benefits
Goods instead payment
In-kind benefits are non-cash compensation—goods or services provided instead of money.
Employers might offer in-kind benefits like housing, meals, or a company car.
Government programs provide in-kind benefits such as food stamps or subsidized housing rather than direct payments.
The term distinguishes these from cash wages or monetary assistance: The job pays modestly but the in-kind benefits are substantial.
- perksAdditional job advantages
- healthcareOrganized provision of treatment
- health coverageProtection against medical costs
- company carEmployer-supplied automobile
- housing allowancePayment covering dwelling costs
meal vouchers · gym membership · childcare · stock options · pension · insurance · dental · employee discount · relocation · corner office · executive perks · expense account · tuition reimbursement · free lunch · parking spot · wellness program · compensation · paid time off
in-kind benefitssalary
Fixed periodic employment payment
paycheck · cash bonus · wages · direct payment · direct pay
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