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在咨询行业熬过漫长工时和高压需求并非易事。

2025年6月11日，据Business Insider媒体报道，德勤推出了一项缓解员工压力的利器：乐高。据内部文件显示，这家四大会计师事务所已更新其长期实施的福利补贴计划，将"乐高和拼图"新增至可报销物品清单。

该公司长期为符合条件的美国员工提供年度补贴，可用于订阅服务、设备购置或体验消费。2021年，这项补贴额度从500美元（约合人民币3,592元）翻倍至1000美元（约合人民币7,183元）。这一举措让处于紧张氛围的员工感到幸福！

政策文件称，该补贴旨在"赋能并支持你在心理、生理和财务层面的全面提升，助你实现人生目标"。多数合伙人及受薪员工可享受该福利，实习生、合同制专业人员及休假员工不在此列。

一位德勤美国员工向媒体透露，内部团队聊天群正在热议这项新政。"大多数人回复'乐高？终于！'，或是开玩笑说现在有理由购买梦寐以求的星球大战千年隼乐高套装了"。乐高最昂贵的星球大战终极收藏家系列千年隼套装售价850美元（约合人民币6,106元），员工用补贴购买后，剩余额度还可用于击剑课程或颈枕等其他合规物品。

另一位员工表示，他们将此视为公司对工作压力的变相补偿："这改变太大了！我会提前规划补贴用途，升级工作设备确实能提升效率"。该员工补充说乐高在办公室引发热议，因其跳脱常规："两小时拼完四小时量的乐高，超级解压"。

乐高仅是6月1日更新的报销清单新增项之一。在"2026财年新规"栏目下，新增项目还包括厨具及厨房电器（如搅拌机、冰箱）、面部护理等水疗服务、便携式小风扇，以及符合人体工学的降温枕和睡眠枕。员工亦可将补贴用于办公家具、健身器材、财务规划APP、健身课程，以及任天堂Switch和PlayStation等游戏主机。

并非所有员工都对此持乐观态度，有人直言："提供补贴只因这工作太折磨人"。

德勤美国2024年最新披露的员工总数为172,800人。

原文报道如下所示：

Deloitte's US employees can now buy $1,000 of Lego on the company's dime to boost their well-being

Surviving the gruelling hours and high demands of a job in consulting isn't easy.

Deloitte has a new solution to help its employees handle the stress: Lego.

The Big Four professional services firm has updated its long-running well-being subsidy program to include "Legos and puzzles" on a list of items that Deloitte will reimburse, internal policy documents seen by Business Insider show.

The firm has long offered eligible US staff an annual subsidy to spend on one or a combination of subscriptions, equipment, and experiences. In 2021, the firm doubled the allowance from $500 to $1,000, an internal webpage shows.

The subsidy is meant to "empower and support your journey toward thriving mentally, physically, and financially and living your purpose," the policy documents say.

Most partners and salaried workers are offered the benefit. Interns, contracted professionals, and employees on a leave of absence are not eligible.

One Deloitte US employee told BI that people were discussing the new updates in internal team chats.

"Most of the responses are things like 'Lego?!?!? Finally!' or jokes about how they can now rationalize buying the coveted Millennium Falcon Star Wars Lego set," the employee said.

Lego's most expensive set, the Star Wars Ultimate Collector Series Millennium Falcon, costs $850, leaving Deloitte workers with a small allowance left over to spend on other qualifying items like fencing classes or neck pillows.

A second Deloitte employee told BI that they see the subsidy as a nod of appreciation from the company for dealing with the stress and frustrations of their job.

"This makes a huge difference! I personally like to think of what I need/want for the next subsidy. I have been able to upgrade my workspace, and it helps with the work intake," the person said.

They added that Lego was receiving a lot of attention in the office, as it was a departure from the basics. "Knocking out a four-hour Lego build in under two hours is a great stress reliever," the employee said.

Lego is just one of several new additions to the list of approved items, which were updated on June 1, the start of Deloitte's financial year.

Under a section titled "what's new for FY26" are kitchenware and kitchen appliances (e.g., blender, refrigerator), spa services like facials and body treatments, personal portable cooling fans, and ergonomic, cooling, and sleeping pillows.

Employees can also spend the subsidy on items like office furniture, gym equipment, financial support apps, fitness classes, and gaming consoles, including the Nintendo Switch and PlayStation.

Deloitte US did not respond to a request for comment from BI.

Not all are as positive about the subsidy program, with one Deloitte US employee telling BI they think it is only given "because of how much this job sucks."

The US division of Deloitte has faced a challenging period after its contracts with the government came under scrutiny as part of the White House Office's efforts to cut federal spending.

By April, at least 127 of the firm's government contracts had been cut or modified, according to BI's analysis of data on the DOGE website.

That month, Deloitte Consulting CEO Jason Salzetti said in an internal meeting that a "small percentage" of workers in the firm's government division would be laid off. Employees told BI that DOGE's actions had shifted the climate at Deloitte.

The US branch of Deloitte had 172,800 employees in 2024, when it last reported head count.

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