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2011 A/E Bonus & Benefits Benchmark Survey
Compare your incentive compensation data to your competitors’ and use your findings to ensure that your are motivating employees and increasing productivity.
Learn which benefits are "must haves" in today's turbulent economic climate, and which ones drain your firm's profits. If you've never offered a bonus plan before, discover how to implement one--without breaking the bank.
The PSMJ A/E Bonus & Benefits Benchmark Survey provides data and analysis on:
• Varieties of cash and non-cash bonus programs
• Factors to consider when you determine incentive payments
• Bonus payments as a percentage of salaries and gross revenues
• Vacation leave, sick leave, retirement plans, group insurance and all-NEW data on firm relocation programs
• Staff turnover data, including turnover rates and reasons why employees leave
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