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What are some typical employee benefits I should be able to ask for?

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I have been working in a very busy chiropractic office for 6 months and my job title is Director of Patient Relations. You name it I do it. I handle all aspects of an office manager as well as being the doctor's assistant by keeping the practice running smoothly. I am responsible for a million things one of them is handling all of the personal things the doctor doesn't want to that might involve possible confrontation with patients, insurance, and vendors. My employer has never managed employees before and I do not want to seem selfish or ungrateful. I feel that my current responsibilities are extremely more demanding then I was aware of at the time the job offer was made and my salary and benefits are not matched with my responsibilities. For example I had to go as far as to ask to be paid for Labor Day. What would be a fair salary to request during my 6 month review, and what benefits are typical from privately owned businesses. At this time I am salary I work about 45 hours a week. My background is 12 years of sales, client services and high level administrative. The only benefits I currently have are 5 paid vacation days after I work there for a year and the typical holidays (now that I have brought attention to them). I want to be fair. What should I be able to ask for?

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  1. Wow. What a long paragrah for starters kiddo! lol

    But ask first for 401k and health care.  Make sure that their health care pays well.  : -)

    Also, see if your job offers credit unions they can come in handy. And ask if they get speacil discounts and like with my job we get to be apart of clubs for cheap.

    Another good questions to ask if they have gym memberships and if they pay for you to go to school!

    These are all good to consider!

    Good luck!  

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  2. If you are full time, then you should have at least some type of health insurance (HMO) and also maybe dental or vision care too.  Sometimes health insurance perform certain types of visition care so if you don't wanna be too greedy then you can ask mainly for just health insurance.


  3. Probably health and dental insurance.

  4. Ask for a 10% increase above your current salary and expect (as it's a horrible economy right now) to accept a 5-6% raise.  Also, you should ask for health benefits and a retirement plan (specifically employer matched or pre-tax Roth or both).  I would also ask for vacation role-over and vacation buy back.

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