- anything that tends to arouse; "his approval was an added fillip"
- an additional payment (or other remuneration) to employees as a means of increasing output
- Bónus is an Icelandic no-frills supermarket chain of Hagar. Bónus operates 24 stores in Iceland and four in the Faroe Islands. It follows the no-frills format of limited hours, simple shelves and having a giant fridge instead of chiller cabinets.
- In the sport of basketball, the bonus situation (also called the penalty situation) is a situation where one team accumulates a certain amount of fouls, which varies depending on the level of play. When the number of fouls has been reached, the bonus begins. ...
- Bonus (Βῶνος or Βόνος, died 627) was a Byzantine statesman and general, one of the closest associates of Emperor Heraclius (r. 610–641), who played a leading role in the successful defense of the imperial capital Constantinople during the Avar–Persian siege of 626.
- Something extra that is good; An extra sum given as a premium, e.g. to an employee; To pay a bonus, premium
- (Bonuses) A reimbursement system used by some plans to give providers an incentive to be cost-efficient and reduce unnecessary services. Some plans may also pay bonuses based on the results of member satisfaction surveys or other quality of care measures.
- (Bonuses) A one-time payment made upon the finalization of a contract, the launch of activities on a project, or the achievement of certain goals laid out in the law or contracts. Sizes vary, ranging from tens of thousands to even hundreds of millions of dollars for a few large petroleum projects.
- (Bonuses) An extra reward paid by employers to employees either at a certain time of the year such as at Christmas, or in recognition of a good performance. The bonuses can be anything from cash to a holiday or a valuable asset.
- A monetary incentive given by the company to the mineral owner for executing or ratifying an oil, gas and or mineral lease.
- A monetary incentive placed on a specific milestone within a contract for the expressed purpose of completing that element within the prescribed time.
- Added to with profit policies. The amount is determined by life company's actuary and represents a distribution to with profit policyholders of investment return achieved by fund. Payment of bonus is not guaranteed. Reversionary bonuses, normally declared annually, cannot be removed once added. ...
- Bonuses are not always given in cash-designers may give clothes as bonuses if they can't pay the models' full day rates for a runway show. And no matter what form the bonus takes, the agency takes 20% of the value of the bonus. ...
- A lump sum payment received by an employee, in addition to their base pay, as a result of the employee, team or organization achieving pre-set targets.
- A fee or commission paid to a mortgage broker for finding a mortgage loan for a prospective borrower.
- A team is "in the bonus" when it accumulates seven or more team fouls in a half, giving the other team a free throw on each subsequent foul. Also called being "over the limit."
- is a special feature of the particular game theme, which is activated when certain symbols appear in a winning combination. Bonuses vary depending upon the game. ...
- An extra reduction in your debt of 10% of the value of voluntary repayments of $500 or more in payment of your HELP debt to the Tax Office.
- An added benefit. A sum paid to an employee over and above his/her regular pay.
- The amount an executive can earn for outstanding performance (in addition to at-risk pay). The bonus is limited to a specific amount by executive level - up to 3% for EX-1 to EX-3s and up to 5% for EX-4s and EX-5s.
- Usually an extra payment made in recognition of the contribution a worker has made to the company.
- If you’ve decided it’s just too much and it’s time to give up Angry Birds, Mike Tyson can help you quit.
- something offered as a reward to a prospective customer for sending an order.
- a payment in addition to normal pay. Often related to performance and typically paid as a one-off lump sum that is not consolidated into normal pay and is not pensionable. Often paid at management discretion and can vary from year to year.
- In sales compensation, a type of incentive payment typically awarded when the salesperson or sales team achieves pre-determined financial objectives.