Living conditions are worse for non-FTEs in America where there isn't the NHS and housing is more expensive. By contrast, Stanford's FTEs c. 2004 received such

Living conditions are worse for non-FTEs in America where there isn't the NHS and housing is more expensive. By contrast, Stanford's FTEs c. 2004 received such benefits as: - Choices from 9 health insurance plans - Vision, dental, mental healthcare, and long-term care - Employer-matched retirement contribution 1:1 up to 5% of salary, plus free 4% of salary - Access to then closed mutual funds like Fidelity Magellan - Secret discounts like on luxury vehicles - Credit union with 0% VISA debit foreign currency exchange rate - 50% discount on tuition after being an FTE for 10 years