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Incentive Pay

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Cash is still king for performance incentives

06/26/2018
Short-term, cash incentives continue to dominate the incentive-pay landscape among American employers, according to new research released last month by the WorldatWork total rewards association.

Absences due to FMLA can count against calculations for performance bonus

05/09/2018
Generally, time spent on FMLA leave can’t be counted against an employee when, for example, tallying absences under a no-fault attendance program. However, calculations to figure a production bonus don’t have to “forgive” work missed because of FMLA leave.

More employers paying staff to stay ‘fiscally fit’

04/19/2018
An increasing number of employers are giving money and other incentives to workers to encourage them to fund their emergency savings accounts, reduce their debt and attend financial education classes.

New OT rules: Determine how bonuses fit into regular rates of pay

10/27/2016
How you set up bonus programs can have a big impact on your overtime budget.

Bank fiasco still paying learning dividends

10/06/2016
The hits just keep coming for beleaguered banking giant Wells Fargo. What’s the lesson for employers?

SEC limits severance language

09/29/2016
The Securities and Exchange Com­mission recently issued two decisions rejecting severance agreement language that would require employees to waive their rights to additional monetary recovery.

Wells Fargo fraud offers lesson on incentives

09/15/2016
Wells Fargo’s recent $185 million fine should be a lesson: Build accountability into your bonus or incentive programs.

Snapshot: What kinds of variable pay do employers offer?

09/12/2016
With base pay staying relatively flat in recent years, 88% of employers now offer some form of variable pay.

Final rules cap wellness plan incentives at 30%

05/17/2016
Employers can offer incentives worth up to 30% of premium costs to encourage employees and their spouses to provide health information as part of an employer-sponsored wellness program.

The most common kinds of short-term incentives

05/14/2016
Could incentives work to raise your company’s productivity?
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