15 companies that expanded employee benefits in 2023

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As we head into the new year, most organizations are cautiously eyeing their 2024 budgets. Coming off of 2023 — a tricky year for any organization — employers are looking to trim costs. Will robust benefits be sacrificed? 

Not if we learned anything this year. Plenty of companies large and small doubled down on providing inclusive benefits that support diverse workforces with varying needs. Who did it — and how did they do it? 

Read: Kickstarter is officially on a 4-day workweek after a successful pilot

Global fundraising platform Kickstarter adopted a four-day workweek after testing the reduced schedule during a six-month pilot conducted from April through October of 2022. Partnering with 4 Day Week Global, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping businesses move to a 32-hour workweek, Kickstarter worked to give its employees a three-day weekend, with most of its workers now only working Monday through Thursday.


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