perquisite

The hard values are those perquisites he got for life.

The only perquisite they enjoy is the business use of a company car.

She was also used to all the perquisites that went with being more or less rich.

Not like a doctor at all, but such were the perquisites of status.

But the club has one perquisite enjoyed by few others in the state.

The perquisites of power did not appeal to the Speaker.

There, I indulged in all the perquisites of student life.

Perquisites are granted fairly based on level in the organization.

People who work and shop in the area say officers abuse their perquisite.

But even those who do find work in their field will often have to settle for less pay and perquisites than they had enjoyed.

The report listed 10 perquisites received by most of the 329 respondents.

It was, he realized suddenly, the final perquisite of command.

The other part was granted as a perquisite to members of the palace administration.

Or the need to abolish the abuse of perquisites within the government.

Most fans think the perquisites of the elite are deserved.

That situation has created a demand for financial planning as an executive perquisite.

And what other perquisites does this job of yours entail?

Perquisites are probably at a relatively low level, with the exception of the pension.

"You are well, I trust, and enjoying your own perquisites?"

In terms of corporate perquisites, again lawyers and accountants ask different questions.

It's hardly the exclusive perquisite of the Russians, you know.

It was one of the perquisites of her new post.

The workers knew the importance of the perquisite system.

Claiming the perquisites before being confirmed had cost some women their chance to rule.

But all he could think about, he says, was how difficult it would be to find a new job with the same security and perquisites.