Reasons to Give Bonuses
There is no definite rule, except that you should make decent bonuses among the employee groups and must always have consideration for performance bonuses. Employees will discuss bonuses and inappropriate provision would lead to disputes or even lawsuits. When you submit a bonus, make sure you that you explain the reasons to the employee. The reason should not be subjective, measurable, and performance oriented.
When you submit a bonus, explain that the bonus is an extra that may not be always available. With these gently words, convey that you give credit to them based on the achievement in this year, and that bonuses are paid based on company performance in this year only.
The difference in the Bonus. The end of the year is not the only time in which the bonus is given. Some business owners believe that whether you give a bonus or not, you should also always provide periodic awards to the job that is successfully done.
Accountants are often giving a bonus at the end of tax season, other entrepreneurs are giving the bonus at the end of the busy season or when a big job is done to show appreciation for the employee’s loyalty and hard work.
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