This together with other medical perquisites achieves an income of a little over £3,500 per annum.
It is in fact one of our perquisites to be here late at night in order to reply to those quite important debates.
Perquisites in the way of tied cottages, milk, potatoes, manure, or anything like that, are of no use to the industry.
It seems to be the deliberate policy to leave rabbits on railway property as perquisites for the gangers repairing the railway lines.
There is hardly a sales representative in the country who does not get a car as part of his perquisites.
Certainly many aspects of the campaign, including the tight ceilings on budget requests, cutbacks in administrative perquisites, and program reductions, did cause considerable pain to bureaucrats in the spending ministries.
Under such conditions, schooling may be undertaken to acquire the sheepskin with its established perquisites and social status without necessarily increasing the graduate's productivity or usefulness.
What makes them an important part of the population of federal deputies is the fact that they have access to the perquisites and resources of office.
