4 ways you might be unintentionally abusing your work perks

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Companies in Japan are offering workers with bad allergies subsidized trips to low-pollen destinations

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An aerial view of an island in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, where one worker told The Washington Post they temporarily relocated during hay fever season.
An aerial view of an island in Japan's Okinawa Prefecture, where one worker told The Washington Post they temporarily relocated during hay fever season.

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Government employees can get an extra day off weekly — here's how

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Some government jobs let you work 80-hour pay periods in a shorter span for more days off.

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Company says its '3-3-3' perk — which pays for any 3 employees to go out after 3 p.m. — is good for business

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Three male coworkers having a beer after work.
Cloud-based security company Verkada says its "3-3-3" perk is paying for workers' happy hours — and boosting its business.

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