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| - The Retirement Plan is available to
all regular employees after 3 months of employment. Employees
may elect to contribute the maximum annual allowable funds each
year (up to $15,500 in 2007). Further, employees over 50 may
elect to add catch-up contributions ($5,000 in 2007). SSB will
match half of the employee's first 10% of annual salary deferred
contribution each year. |
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| - SSB
offers vacation, sick, and personal leave on an annual accrual
basis. Each employee accrues a minimum of 10 vacation days each
year plus additional
sick/personal days. |
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| - SSB provides employees with 10
observed holidays each year, one of which is your birthday. |
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SSB encourages employees to continue their educational studies and offsets the costs for qualified employees by providing up to $2,000 for tuition reimbursement. |
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| - SSB encourages attending outside training/seminars to help employees keep their skills and knowledge up to date and to foster personal and professional growth. |
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| - SSB
pays merit bonuses to employees for a job well-done. |
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| - SSB provides employees with semi-annual
celebration outings for winning new business, or for no particular
reason other than we want to have fun. These outings are for
both employees and their guests and include picnics, crab feasts,
posh dinners, and day trips on the Chesapeake or to New York. Employees
nominate and vote on ideas for each event. |
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| - SSB provides a comprehensive Copay/Deductible Benefit
Plan. All premiums for the employee are fully paid by SSB. |
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| - SSB provides employees with $50,000 in Basic (term) and Accidental Death insurance at no cost to the employee. The employee may purchase additional Basic and AD insurance or dependent life insurance if they so choose. |
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| - SSB provides a company funded long term disability benefit that provides a source of income in the event of a non-occupational illness or injury. |
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| - SSB provides a company funded short term disability benefit that provides a source of income in the event of a non-occupational illness or injury. |
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