Business, 21.04.2021 04:40 maddie7155

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Acuity's Workplace Campus
Employees at Acuity, an insurance provider in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, enjoy amenities beyond the
imagining of the average U. S. worker. The company offers flexible workdays, on-site leadership training,
tuition reimbursement for continuing education, and company scholarships. Its $130 million campus also
provides an on-site fitness center complete with a climbing wall, a garden, and a cafeteria serving
nutritious meals. Employees are offered the services of an on-site massage therapist, and there are on-
site banking and dry-cleaning services.
The campus was designed to be a showpiece at the entrance to the town of Sheboygan. In fact, it
features a working Ferris wheel and a theater-in-the-round that seats two thousand, which the company
makes available for community events and town hall meetings.

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CASES FROM THE REAL WORLD Case Study
Acuity's Workplace Campus
Employees at Acuity, an...