Deloitte US is now allowing employees to use their wellness subsidy on items like Lego sets and puzzles, aiming to alleviate stress and boost morale. This update to the benefits program, offering up to $1,000 annually, has been met with excitement by many, though some remain skeptical amidst challenges in the company's government consulting sector.
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