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Katie Prue, 30, an employee at Cerner’s Innovations Campus in Kansas City, does a set of pull-ups over the lunch hour at the Healthy Fitness Center on campus, a perk that is free for employees. “I feel more energized after a workout,” says Prue, a documentation quality analyst. (Tammy Ljungblad / Kansas City Star via TNS)
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Companies woo the youngest millennials with tantalizing employee benefits

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Susie Williams is managing director of Seattle-based Acrobatic Conundrum. Performers Kevin Ruddell and Leah Jones appear in the background. (Courtesy of Danny Boulet)

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Katie Prue, 30, an employee at Cerner’s Innovations Campus in Kansas City, does a set of pull-ups over the lunch hour at the Healthy Fitness Center on campus, a perk that is free for employees. “I feel more energized after a workout,” says Prue, a documentation quality analyst. (Tammy Ljungblad / Kansas City Star via TNS)

Companies woo the youngest millennials with tantalizing employee benefits

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Careers is produced by the Advertising Publications Department of The Seattle Times. Editor: Michelle Archer.