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Spend 10+ hours and extra expenses commuting, you want to retain valuable staff you have to make that a good value proposition for them.
by jaydeegee 2y ago
Spend 10+ hours and extra expenses commuting, you want to retain valuable staff you have to make that a good value proposition for them.
- ProxCoques 2y agoA lot of offices in London closed their gyms over the pandemic and never brought them back. I always thought that was pretty stupid. A lot of people who could WFH even before then used to come in for the free gym at least.
- zx8080 2y agoWhy don't they buy gym pass themselves? Or is it too expensive in London?
- kdmytro 2y agoThey do, but they buy a pass to a gym that is closer to home, which does not help building relationships within the company.
- SauciestGNU 2y agoWhen I worked at a company with a gym, people would finesse their workout into their working day, so they weren't spending additional time in their day working out. That's the perk imo, the time savings and convenience, not saving on a gym membership.
- hiq 2y agoPart of the perk is also avoiding the question "is it worth it for me?". There's way less friction when something is free, even when compared with a somewhat negligible price.