Medical insurance is no longer a distinctive advantage, says Sorin Drăghici
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Sorin Drăghici, associated with Enayati Medical City, said that medical insurance no longer represents, at present, an element that differentiates one company from another. The statement was published by Cariere magazine, which covers topics related to work, careers and human resources.
Medical insurance has become, in recent years, a frequently offered benefit by employers in Romania. Many companies include this benefit in their salary packages to attract and retain employees. According to the statement, the fact that almost all companies offer such a benefit means that it is no longer sufficient to stand out on the job market.
In this context, employers are looking for other ways to differentiate themselves, for example through professional development programmes, flexible working hours or a better working environment. The article does not provide full details about the solutions proposed by Sorin Drăghici, but the topic shows a change in the way companies build their benefits packages.
For employees, this development may mean that all benefits offered will be analysed more carefully, not just medical ones. HR specialists recommend that young people looking for a job compare the entire salary package before making a decision.
Sources: www.revistacariere.ro
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