Incentive
61incentive scheme — noun a formal scheme for inducing someone (as employees) to do something • Syn: ↑incentive program • Hypernyms: ↑scheme, ↑strategy • Part Meronyms: ↑bonus, ↑incentive …
62incentive pay — additional pay, a higher wage, or a bonus paid to promote the productivity of an employee. Also called incentive wage. [1955 60] * * * …
63Incentive Distribution Rights - IDRs — These give a limited partnership s general partner an increasing share in the incremental distributable cash flow the partnership generates. This occurs alongside of per unit distribution increases to the limited partners. The general partner s… …
64incentive payments — Payment by results: any method such as individual piecework of paying workers above a basic minimum and in relation to their output or productivity . Schemes may apply to individuals, small groups, or (as with some so called profit related pay… …
65incentive travel — free trips for employees and their families Either arranged as a bribe, often by a drug company, which may hold a conference in an exotic location, or given as a reward for travelling expensively on business with your employer paying: … …
66incentive system — A scheme in which rewards are offered to managers or other employees conditional on certain performance targets being met. Apart from cash bonuses, such rewards may include shares or share options (see share incentive scheme), health insurance,… …
67incentive marketing — /ɪn sentɪv ˌmɑ:kɪtɪŋ/ noun any additional incentives to buy apart from advertising, e.g. free gifts ● We will have to use incentive marketing to break down sales resistance …
68incentive scheme — /ɪn sentɪv ski:m/ noun a plan to encourage better work by paying higher commission or bonuses ● Incentive schemes are boosting production …
69incentive bonus — /ɪn sentɪv ˌbəυnəs/, incentive payment /ɪn sentɪv ˌpeɪmənt/ noun an extra payment offered to workers to make them work better …
70incentive scheme — /ɪn sentɪv ski:m/ noun a plan to encourage better work by paying higher commission or bonuses ● Incentive schemes are boosting production …
