Best perk of your job

[FairfaxAikman]

What's the best perk you've ever had in your job?

Today I got a ride in a super rare supercar (I won't say the make and model as it would be very outing).

Previous perks have seen me try on a very ugly £20,000 diamond ring and also received a hamper full of heather honey once.

Ridiculously high salary at a young age and unlimited fresh cookies (City law).

Current role... a commute of 10 steps or less.

Free zone 1-6 London travel card. Was to cover travel to the office and around London for site visits, but I could also use it for my own travel outside of work. I didn’t pay for public transport around London for about 10 years, must have saved hundreds, if not thousands of pounds over the years.

When I was younger I had jobs with wonderful perks ...fridges of most in the basement we could help ourselves too etc. The perk at my current job is extra holiday for institutional closure between Xmas and new year...I love it ! We get 75% off off peak train travel , free local leisure train travel, discounted Eurostar with DH job

*moet not most ffs

Nc for this as its super outing. Free hotel stays, free restaurant meals (I struggle to book them all in my diary), free beauty treatments, free theatre and festival tickets, free beauty products, got a huge cook book from a top hotel recently, get to meet celebs and really interesting people, got a huge bottle of gin a few weeks ago. Love my job

No one notices if I disappear for an afternoon 😳

My grandson can eat as much left over buffet food as he likes and even can alcoholic and non alcoholic drinks
He works at a wedding and party venue
Part time while waiting to go into 6 form

Wow viennetta lovely perk

My cousins husband works on railway
He gets free travel and she gets 75 per cent off

A free lunch every now and again but I'm now googling jobs which have perks like @vienettaexpert

I work in the NHS soooo....

Erm. I get a discount at the hospital cafe, and sometimes people say thank you, that’s quite nice. And occasionally I get a whole weekend off!!

I work in s prep school. I get lunch and copious amounts of tea. We are also given afternoon tea.
I also get all the school holidays, but that’s the contract.

Not me but my friend was an air hostess for Mohamed Al Fayed ( when he owned Harrods) she got lots of perks won't answer any questions

I'm a freelance travel journalist (don't worry, not the kind that trawls Mumsnet!) So work for lots of different titles and corporate clients. It's an amazing job and I love it, but it's hard to juggle sometimes! There's a lot of additional work that happens and scrabbling from pay cheque to pay cheque and chasing invoices can be a mare, but I get to have a very interesting life. My husband hates it. He's a total homebody and I drag him everywhere. 

@EssentialHummus - law firm cookies are the best aren't they?! I used to work at CC 😊

Free private medical cover, which is unlimited/no restrictions & covers pre-existing conditions.

Real flexible working & ability to wfh minimum of twice a week.

My old job had a box at the MEN arena. We could get free tickets to concerts with VIP access so free food and drink for amazing concerts. Took the kids to see Disney on ice and walking with dinosaurs as well as seeing many great acts like Pink, neyo, Madonna etc. Current role is very generous with team building activities so lots of paid for nights out as well as travel and lovely hotels.

Free coffee and tea, but crap pension. I’m looking at retraining to go into the public sector.

Free tix to Harry Potter studio tour twice a year

See @vienettaexpert I was hoping your name was a clue to your job !

The massive salary

Free tea & coffee. That's it, unless you count my five minute commute - which after years of travelling for hours by train & tube every day is absolute bliss.

NHS so not much, but I get quite a lot of flexibility around my dc, and I get some decent training and related accommodation costs paid for.

I worked for a charity where any gifts we were given by suppliers were raffled twice a year at head office where I worked (free tickets). I won a weekend away in a posh country spa place, and tickets to Disney on ice. In the same job we used to hold events for our residents each season, and one was a garden party at Althorp. I was on the planning committee and got to meet Earl Spencer and his then wife.

I work in the civil service now, only perk is a day off for the Queen's birthday.

Free private healthcare, just had an op at Nuffield and it was like a hotel stay.

Um. Short commute, free carpark.
Tea and coffee if you want it (I don’t).
Free green pens 😂