performance bonus
noun[C]
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anextraamountofmoneypaidto anemployeewho has donetheirjobwell,helpedincreasesalesorprofits, etc.:
Hiscontributionto thesalesdepartmentwasrewardedwith a £7,000performancebonus.
Examplesofperformance bonus
performance bonus
Other types of fee structure include annual retainer fee withperformancebonusor fee based on savings achieved.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Running backs or wide receivers could similarly be awarded aperformancebonusbased on accumulating more than 100 yards on the ground or through the air.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.The results of the rating will seriously affect the political future or the level ofperformancebonusof local cadres.
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Details of the total remuneration, including anyperformancebonus, will appear in the agency's annual report for 1993–94.
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There areperformancebonusschemes on the horizon as well as salary grading structures and variations on those.
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The earliest we have identified is aperformancebonusscheme, in which one-off bonuses could be paid for particularly good performance.
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Aperformancebonusscheme covering a limited number of grades was introduced last year on an experimental basis.
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He is also eligible for a non-pensionableperformancebonus.
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Earlier this year, when the company had already recorded very large losses of more than £500 million, the chief executive was awarded aperformancebonus.
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They need the incentive of being able to earn £300,000 a year plus share issues,performancebonuspayments, a free car and a free home.
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