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indirect compensation

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indirect compensation
Medical practice The aggregate of benefits–eg, payment of health and malpractice insurance permiums, pension contribution, books and journal subscriptions, paid CME, paid vacation, car leasing, etc, given to an employee in addition to a base salary or wages. Cf Direct compensation.


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