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Question 27 of 61 in Basics

Do I need fringe benefits for my employees?


It depends on your situation. If your business is new you may want to wait until you have been in business a while and have achieved a degree of success. Once you have achieved that you may need to consider providing some benefits in order to attract and retain excellent workers. The size and composition of your work force will probably be a factor to consider. If you have mostly part time or workers or workers who have other coverage (such as through a spouse), it might not be as important to provide benefits. They might consider the pay or vacation to be more important.
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