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liberal_at_heart

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7. I thought Target offered benefits to part time employees

Reply to flygal (Original post)

Fri Nov 16, 2012, 04:23 PM

Nov 2012

Here in WA Costco is consistently at the top of the list as far as best employers. They have a low turn over rate. People who are lucky enough to work there stay there, so if you want to put in an application you have to wait a long time.

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11 Companies offering benefits for part-time employees [View all] flygal Nov 2012 OP

Reading that makes me think Debau2005 Nov 2012 #1

Definitely get a Nook wryter2000 Nov 2012 #6

Thanks! Debau2005 Nov 2012 #12

Some of those are pretty nice. Would love to see more companies adopt this attitude. Hugabear Nov 2012 #2

20 listed here dem4ward Nov 2012 #3

Bookmarking AndyTiedye Nov 2012 #4

Just offering "insurance" doesn't mean it's a good deal for employees. canoeist52 Nov 2012 #5

I stopped shopping at Whole Foods when the CEO came out against health care reform... ReallyIAmAnOptimist Nov 2012 #10

That article tells the true story of limited benefits insurance. Thanks for posting; canoeist52 Nov 2012 #11

I thought Target offered benefits to part time employees liberal_at_heart Nov 2012 #7

Staples? wryter2000 Nov 2012 #8

Costco as well nt donco Nov 2012 #9