Companies cut 401(k) matches to save money

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Auto-parts supplier Visteon has joined a growing list of companies which have slashed employee benefits including 401(k)s to sweeten the company's bottom line.

Motor vehicle parts and accessories, Motor Vehicle Parts, Motor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing, Automotive parts, Visteon Corp. (Dearborn, Michigan)

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Workers bag new perk with shopping on the job

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Some companies are offering their employees an opportunity to shop at work. Employers such as Microsoft, Northwest Airlines, 3M and Nordstrom are allowing their time-pressed workers to use desktop computers to shop online at discounted prices. The benefit is the latest perk offered by employers in a bid to retain employees in a tight labor market. The program also ensures that workers stay longer at the office.

Employee Benefits NEC

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