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September 25, 2023

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EY’s Care Kit for Employees Does Not Include Pancake or Waffle Mix

by Jason Bramwell

But the care kit EYers received for their eventual return to the office does include reusable cloth masks, hand sanitizer, and a forehead thermometer (not pictured below).

The source who sent us the photo, whose spouse works for EY, called the care kit “a legit, nice, late gesture from Uncle Ernie” and added that the face masks “are actually really nice considering I’ve been wearing one of those really thin medical-grade-looking ones.”

We’re unaware of any other Big 4 or larger midtier firm providing care kits to employees. If you’ve been given one, let us know by contacting us using the info below. And send pics.

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