Does CNBC offer (k) matching?

No, CNBC does not offer health insurance benefits. CNBC is a media organization and does not provide employee benefit packages.

CNBC's approach to sustainability is to report on the issues and market forces that are driving the sustainability movement, to explore the impacts of the transition to a low-carbon economy, and to provide viewers with the insights and knowledge they need to make informed decisions. CNBC also works to raise awareness about the importance of sustainability, and to showcase how companies, investors, and individuals are taking action to ensure a sustainable future.

CNBC has safety protocols in place for both their offices and field operations. In the offices, they have guidelines for proper sanitation and hygiene, social distancing, and the use of face coverings. They also have a policy for visitors that requires prior approval and screening. For field operations, they have protocols in place for the use of personal protective equipment, physical distancing, and the need to arrange for transportation and accommodations in advance. Additionally, they have an overall safety policy that requires all personnel to adhere to the safety protocols and procedures outlined by the company.

CNBC does not have a formal vacation policy. However, employees may take time off to attend to personal matters, provided that they keep their manager informed and that any time off does not interfere with their job responsibilities.

CNBC does not offer tuition reimbursement as a benefit.