(More privileges, more perks! For a fee, of course).
Advocates of more perks for bicycles always forget or play down the arrogant behavior of cyclists who do not believe that safe-traffic rules apply to them.
One tax boon that is unlikely to ever face the chopping block: more perks for retirement planning.
Already, wireless Internet access at Kinko's has pulled in so many laptop-toting business people that the chain is considering adding more perks for them, according to Jeff Heyman Jeff Heyman, vice president of Kinko's retail operation.
In January, Fandango announced that it would purchase M-Go, a site that lets users buy and rent movies and TV shows online, in an effort to offer more perks for its customers.
One more perk of the Flatiron district is its proximity to venture capital, which provides the rocket fuel for start-ups.
Impromptu harmonization, beat-boxing warm-ups, and demands for more perk: a report from the World Series of a-cappella, the I.C.C.A. Ron Sexsmith's new album, "Carousel One," is named for the baggage carousel at LAX where luggage from Toronto lands.
Now come details of more perks, albeit much smaller ones, for Mr. Schaeffer, who no longer works for WellPoint.
The two floors will give Facebook room to offer more perks to employees, which are helpful for signing new hires in a very competitive talent marketplace.
The Yankees are known for giving their players more perks than any other franchise in baseball.
