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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bonus scheme" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a structured plan or program that provides additional compensation or rewards to employees based on performance or other criteria.
Example: "The company introduced a bonus scheme to incentivize employees to meet their sales targets."
Alternatives: "a bonus plan" or "an incentive program."
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Amazon denied that such a bonus scheme existed.
The company has denied it operates a bonus scheme.
Could this form the basis of a bonus scheme?
Keith Cochrane will benefit from a bonus scheme despite resigning from the company in 2016.
A bonus scheme for employers "drove inappropriate behaviour" by staff willing to commit fraud.
Q: Will there be a bonus scheme to incentivise people to turn up?
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Sorrell, whose pay package topped £3m last year, saw off an investor revolt against a controversial bonus scheme that could mean he will pocket £60m over the next five years.
The WPP chief executive, Sir Martin Sorrell, has seen off an investor revolt against a controversial bonus scheme that could see him pocket £60m over the next five years.
The future of western Europe, unless it changes significantly, is under extreme pressure". Sorrell, whose pay package topped £3m last year, saw off an investor revolt against a controversial bonus scheme that could mean he will pocket £60m over the next five years.
Royally remunerated over the years, he saw off a shareholder revolt last year against a controversial bonus scheme that could see him earn £60m over five years.
The biggest rise in percentage terms went to Berkeley Homes founder-chairman Tony Pidgley, whose total deal soared from £3.8m in 2014 to £23.3m in 2015, a rise of 520%, courtesy of a new bonus scheme.
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