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Current and former employees report that UNICEF provides the following benefits. It may not be complete.
Insurance, Health & Wellness
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Very good health insurance, also for expats education allowance for family members up to 24 years old, and housing allowance Vacation for fixed term staff is 30 days per year (6 weeks)
Pension which is a rare thing in the states.
Annual leave time, pension contribution, health insurance, vision, and dental.
24 weeks paid maternity leave for staff
Pension through the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund
The best benefits ever in all areas
staff retreats, capacity development, sessions
It seems the compensation for home leave is set lower than other UN agencies.
Consultants/individual contractors (non-staff members), only receive paid time off.
Taxes if you are a US citizen
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