Benefits Across 探花精选

The diversified nature of 探花精选鈥 organization enables us to structure benefit offerings tailored to the needs of our global community of employees. As of January 2022:

All full-time employees of 探花精选 are eligible for our parental leave and paid pregnancy leave programs. Most 探花精选 employees (full-time and part-time) are eligible to participate in our Employee Stock Purchase Plan (ESPP), which allows all eligible employees to purchase our stock at a discounted rate, sharing our business value with our employees. Those not eligible work in countries where the plan is not offered.

76% of 探花精选 employees (full-time and part-time) are eligible for our Volunteer Time Off benefit, which offers 16 hours of paid time off to volunteer with organizations of their choice (the other 24% are based in locations where VTO may not be a regional norm).

54% of 探花精选 employees (full-time) are eligible for our Flexible Time Off benefit, which covers employees in many regions where Flexible Time Off is a regional norm 鈥 U.S., Canada, Ireland and U.K. (the other 46% are part-time or based in locations where FTO may not be a regional norm).

In 探花精选鈥 non-U.S. locations, to complement the benefits already provided to employees based on the country in which they work, 探花精选 offers a variety of supplemental enhancements. All of 探花精选鈥 full-time U.S. employees (the largest segment of employees within the company) have access to comprehensive health insurance choices, family planning support, telemedicine, and our internal Wellness Your Way program. We continue to develop further benefits for all 探花精选 employees.

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