The research allowed to identify which companies, in terms of their staff size, modified the fringe benefit scope most. We found that no matter what the staff size was in the company, the most common reply was that the company neither decreased nor increased the fringe benefit package in the reference period. This was particularly logical for businesses with no hired staff: if there are no employees, there is no one to offer these benefits, and as a result, there are no modifications. This was proved for Slovakia where all informants with no staff opted for “benefit stagnation” as their answer. In contrast, 17 % entrepreneurs in the Czech Republic were found to have increased the fringe benefit package.