The Markets December 16, 2009
Kodak Reinstates 401(k) Match
Eastman Kodak workers recently got some good news.
Reported by Nevin E. Adams
The Rochester, New York-based firm told workers that it will reinstate the company’s 401(k) match in January—at the same terms and percentage (3%) as it offered a year ago.
Kodak suspended its match last December because of the uncertainty surrounding the economic environment (see “Kodak Suspends 401(k) Match”).
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