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Which companies provide the best employee perks?

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Mindflash have produced this absorbing infographic on the different employee perks offered by large corporations.

Did you know that Johnson have an on-site concierge service that will even take employees cars for an oil change? Or that Google workers have 16 different restaurants to choose from?

Online movie company Netflix allow their staff to take unlimited holidays and cool clothing brand Quicksilver encourage their employees to go surfing when the weather is right.

But the perk that most employees want is actually full appreciation of the work they have done!

What perks do you offer your employees?

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