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Our Benefits
Across our company, our people are leading the way for everything we do. That’s why we’re committed to giving our team members the benefits, tools and resources they need to reach their fullest potential – both professionally and personally.
Our benefits are so much more than health and well being...like everything else we do at AT&T, our benefits are top notch. In fact, they have their own page...check it out while you are shopping for your next great opportunity. We're sure you'll like what we have to offer. We don't just offer benefits...we offer Rewards
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Which benefits does AT&T provide?
Current and former employees report that AT&T provides the following benefits. It may not be complete.
Insurance, Health & Wellness
Employee Benefit Reviews
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- Health Insurance(1610 comments)
“It' hard to understand and more expensive than the other major carriers. Both of which I've worked at.”
- Vacation & Paid Time Off(1020 comments)
“Vacation allotment is great, no paid time off and no sick days.”
Plenty of vacation time and ways to accumulate more.
ATT is a wonderful company to work with great benefit and great time off when you reach management
Good salaries, benefits and matching 401k.
401K, paid time off, tuition reimbursement etc.
401k, health and other benefits
Great benefits and the cost was comparable.
Good benefits. They offer health, dental and vision. Also stock options.
Decent benefits and overall it was a good place to work
Seldom paid time off. Matching 401k. Full health insurance.
Not really competitive with the other major carriers. Most don't start day one like they do at the other major carriers. Also since it's union and the schedule is based on seniority, work/life balance is hard to have when you're new. As time goes on it will get better; as people come and go, it's just really hard at first.