Non-mandatory benefits are workplace perks or compensations that are not required by law, but offered by an employer to employees. Examples include health and dental insurance, paid time off, retirement plans, wellness programs, flexible scheduling, and education reimbursement. These benefits are usually voluntary and can vary greatly between employers.
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