All of the following are true about employee benefits except
A)some organizations pay the entire cost of benefits.
B)offering benefits became a standard component of compensation during World War II.
C)some employees demand benefits through union bargaining.
D)the burden of providing employee benefits is easier for firms in the United States compared to organizations in other countries.
E)organizations are required by law to offer certain benefits.

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Providing employee benefits is not necessarily easier for firms in the United States compared to organizations in other countries. In fact, some countries have more extensive legally mandated benefits, such as parental leave, than the United States.

All of the Following Are True About Employee Benefits Except