commission
(noun)
A fee charged by an agent or broker for carrying out a transaction; for example, a finder's fee.
Examples of commission in the following topics:
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Monetary Employee Compensation
- There are different types of variable pay plans, such as bonus schemes, sales incentives (commission), overtime pay, and more.
- Variable pay is common in industries such as real estate or insurance, where pay is based on commission or the amount of sales generated by the employee.
- Employees who are performing particularly well during a year may receive an additional bonus that is above their base salary or commission percentage.
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Reinforcement as a Management Tool
- To this end, the manager may reward team members who gain clients of 5,000 or more employees with a commission of 5% of the overall sales volume for each such partner.
- This reward of a 5% commission reinforces the behavior of closing big contracts, strongly motivating team members to work toward that goal and thus likely increasing the number of big contracts closed.
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Whistleblower Protection
- This legislation authorizes the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to reward whistle-blowers (at companies that are required to report to the SEC) who provide information concerning violations of the federal securities laws.
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Employee Compensation and Benefits
- There are different types of variable-pay plans, such as bonus schemes, sales incentives (commission), and overtime pay.
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Defining Organizational Culture
- Selling cars is usually a commission business, where the salesperson is a central success factor.
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Types of Organizational Branding Deliverables
- Securities and Exchange Commission.