Which benefits are usually provided under welfare capitalism

Explanation:

The businesses that provides welfare services to its employees is called welfare capitalism.  In context of US it means the capitalism that provides social welfare, it emerged in 19th century Britain and other European countries such as France and Germany.

It is known as "welfare" capitalism because the companies established social clubs, sponsored sports teams and  provided cultural and economic activities for the workers, some companies even offered housing facilities.  

Welfare capitalism  is also referred as "industrial paternalism" "industrial village" and "company union"

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