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Bigger marinas offer better benefits.
Publication: Boating Industry Publication Date: 01-FEB-99 Author: Rogers-Harrington, Joan
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COPYRIGHT 1999 Ehlert Publishing Group
Employees of larger marinas are more likely to receive a benefits package.
Not all full-time, year-round marina employees can expect a benefits package along with their salary, according to the 1998 Boating Industry Marina Survey. Data from the survey indicate that fewer than 64 percent of marinas offer health and/or dental insurance. Other benefits, such as life insurance and retirement savings plans, are offered even less often.
Marinas offering benefits such as health and/or dental insurance have a vastly different profile than marinas that do not provide benefits to...
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