"bonus proposal" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a proposal regarding a bonus that a company might offer its employees. For example, "The company presented their bonus proposal to the staff during the annual meeting."
The bonus proposal covers 233 senior managers, managers and supervisors in the United States.
"The vacancy bonus proposal was quite simply absurd," Mr. Pataki said during the afternoon news conference.
But for Britain, which is not a member of the euro zone, the banker bonus proposal is the main issue.
But yesterday, Deputy Mayor Anthony P. Coles said the rush of applications had prompted Mr. Giuliani to scale back the signing bonus proposal, so that only teachers who agreed to work in hard-to-staff schools would get the money.
Lord Oakeshott, the Liberal Democrats' former Treasury spokesman in the Lords, called any such bonus proposals "preposterous" and called on the government to nationalise the Edinburgh-based bank.
Other European governments are keener to ensure new capital rules get passed the bonus proposals have been appended to the directive implementing the Basel 3 rules than to stand up in public to defend bankers' pay.
The bonus proposals are part of wider measures requiring banks to strengthen their capital buffers in the hope of avoiding another financial crisis.
(No state dollars are specified for his teacher-bonus proposal).
See PwC's First take, Five key points from US regulators' bonus compensation proposal (April 2016).
Increasing basic salary and forgoing bonuses is a proposal we are hearing more about.
With London's financial industry set firmly against a wave of regulatory incursions arriving from Brussels – measures ranging from caps on bonus pay to proposals for a financial transaction tax – rarely has the City so valued its official champion.
