Employee Benefits Law
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If a company starts job benefits for new employees, must offer the same benefits to employees existing. I know you can hire people to different treatments and different labor contracts, but I know that you can not distinguish which provides benefits. In Specifically, the company began paying flex-pay (a certain amount of money, $ 1k per year that can be applied to all benefits as health insurance or 401 (k) etc.) If new hires are people with this advantage, give the same benefits to people already working there? There are no other stipulations attached to the benefit for new employees, while working there. Thank you. Employees who have been there receive no benefits and no compensation for benefits on their own. They receive their salaries (which happens to be the same), but do not receive a flex-pay.
No I do not know personally, but I would check the rights of workers to AECO u else the government. It's a difficult question to answer, given employees arent supposed to discuss wages or benefits especially
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