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Bonuses can be a good incentive to help employees stay motivated and engaged in their work. Many types of bonus structures exist, and businesses often choose plans that work best for their size and net worth. 

A bonus structure is an employee incentive program. These plans include rewards or incentives beyond an employee’s salary. They are a perk and are conditional based on metrics being met or a goal being complete. Each company’s bonus structure setup might look different depending on its type and size. For example, a sales team might earn a commission as a bonus structure. A large sales office could offer a larger commission bonus structure versus a smaller sales office.

Here are several types of bonus structures that businesses could offer – Profit sharing, Spot bonus, Non-cash bonus, Referral bonus, Annual bonus.

Profit-sharing plans give employees a percentage of the company’s profits. The company awards these quarterly or annually, depending on the company’s bonus structure plan. 

An employer can give out a spot bonus for an act that is above your normal duties. The name for this program comes because a supervisor or manager gives the bonus on the spot.

A non-cash bonus award can come in a variety of forms, including a certificate, trophy or a special intra-company award feed. This is an ideal way to foster teamwork in the workplace.

A company gives out a referral bonus to current employees for referring new hires. This bonus structure can help companies recruit new talent quickly when they experience a rapid rate of growth or when new departments have opened up.

A company can give out annual bonuses to the entire company based on yearly performance. This size of this bonus varies, depending on how the company performed during the year. 

By integrating payroll, performance review, and even accounting systems, you can create a seamless bonus process with fewer errors and duplicated entries.

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