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Unusual benefit allows trade of time for money.(Chicago Tribune)

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| July 31, 2001 | Kleiman, Carol | COPYRIGHT 1999 Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Last November, Edwina Sampler, an accountant in the Mount Prospect, Ill., office of Household International Inc., wanted to buy a new car.

"My car had 175,000 miles on it and was in dire need of mechanical repairs," Sampler said. "But I needed more money for a down payment."

Here's how she got the several hundred dollars she needed for the down payment on a sporty, black four-door Honda 2001 CR-V: She "sold" back to her company four days of her annual paid time off.

Household, based in Prospect Heights, Ill., is an international consumer lending company with 32,000 employees worldwide. I

The firm has added an unusual twist to the increasing …

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