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My company doesn't do that and I assume companies don't do pro rata bonuses as they are a tool for staff retention.
by Graffur 4y ago
My company doesn't do that and I assume companies don't do pro rata bonuses as they are a tool for staff retention.
- madcaptenor 4y agoMy company also pays out an annual bonus in March. They explicitly state that you're eligible for the bonus if you're on the payroll as of 12/31. I've had co-workers leave in early January, and I assume they got the bonus, although I never checked with them. I have no idea if this is standard, but you may want to check. (Not sure how you can ask your company's HR about this discreetly, though...)
- hgsgm 4y agoIt's extremely rare. Why else would they add a 2+ month delay? It exists specifically to avoid paying people who are leaving soon.
- madcaptenor 4y agoNot surprised to hear that. When I noticed the bonus policy said that I did read it multiple times, because why would you pay someone who doesn’t work for you any more?
- astura 4y agoThis is correct - both companies I've worked at that had revenue bonuses paid them out only to people employed on the day the bonus was issued. New people who weren't around for the entire fiscal year got the pro rata bonuses.