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performance bonus; performance bonus (an extra amount of money paid to an employee who has done their job well, helped increase sales or profits, etc.: His contribution to the sales department was rewarded with a г7,000 performance bonus. (Definition of performance bonus noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary. a monetary bonus paid to staff who have performed well in their job Usage examples He earned up to $200,000 a year as a NAB trader, and in 2003 won a $265,000 performance bonus. THE ADVERTISER, SUNDAY MAIL (2005) His performance bonus fell from Rs 3.16 crore to Rs 97.17 lakh. BUSINESS TODAY (2003) In addition, clubs will receive a performance bonus of?256,000 for a win and?125,000 for each drawn game. GLASGOW HERALD (2001) The man stayed on the same basic salary but joined a 25 % performance bonus scheme. TIMES, SUNDAY TIMES (2002) ``You could take the position that the performance bonus is there to encourage people to do the government's bidding. COURIER, SUNDAY MAIL (2004). Collins. Alexander Demidov) |
