8 perks of government jobs that you can never enjoy at MNCs

Have your parents ever forced you to join a government job? If they have, then they did it for your good. They have every right to do so. If you still do not agree, here are eight perks of a government job that you can never enjoy in your current workplace:

 

You do not have to work after 8 hours – The private companies make you work for more than 12 hours at times if needed. But in government jobs, one does not have to stay back at work after the stipulated 8 hours in a day even if the work is incomplete.

 

Government job salaries are almost at par with the private companies if not better – MNCs offer a lot of money and there is no doubt about that. But they make you toil and drain you by the end of the day, making sure that every penny they are spending on you are worth it. But it is not the same with the government jobs.

 

Number of leaves in a year – We all sulk and crib about leaves as we hardly get any throughout the year. But the Indian government has 30 earned leaves, a number of casual leaves, medical leaves, 180 days of maternity leaves and to top it all, the government holidays.

Pension – Once you bag a government job, you will be rest assured about getting paid throughout your life. Isn’t that super cool?

 

Accommodation – If one bag a government job somewhere else other than his/her hometown, accommodation will never be an issue. Depending on your profile, you will be provided with an accommodation that too for free. No rent, no electricity bills, no water bills, absolutely nothing!

 

Medical Expenses – Most government jobs make sure that the employees do not have to pay for their medical expenses.

 

Secured job – A government job is the most secured job that one can have in this country. You would never ever have to worry about downsizing or recession.

Loans at minimal interest rates – Top government officials get paid for all kind of bills. They even get home loans and educational loan for their children at minimal interest rates.

 

If you are still eligible to apply for one, then do not waste time thinking, just go for it!