0 something that you get for working, in addition to your pay, that is not in the form of money:
1 something useful you get because of your job in addition to your pay:
2 an extra thing that is given to you by your employer in addition to your pay but is not in the form of money:
Surely, when we put a communication satellite into space it is something that we do with clear intention; it is not a fringe benefit.
Obviously, the main exercise of the change is to give benefit—only a fringe benefit but certainly of some value—to smaller cinemas.
This is one fringe benefit among a number.
Will they now pay tax on the number of chocolates they eat, because they are a fringe benefit?
That could be regarded as a fringe benefit.
They are not a fringe benefit any more than any other provision by an employer to enable an employee to work.
This sum would be increased under the offer to £27.59, plus the fringe benefit.
The changes in the fringe benefit proposals have been really beneficial.
