In a labor market where demand for labor is influenced by fringe benefits, which of the following scenarios would lead to a new labor market equilibrium?

In a labor market, the demand for workers can change based on the benefits that come with a job, like health insurance or paid vacation. If a company decides to offer better fringe benefits, it can attract more applicants, which increases the demand for labor. For example, if a tech company starts offering free gym memberships and flexible working hours, more people will want to work there, shifting the demand curve to the right. This shift means that at the original wage, there are more job seekers than jobs available, leading to higher wages until a new equilibrium is reached. Eventually, the market will adjust, and a new balance will be found between the number of workers wanting jobs and the number of jobs available with those attractive benefits.