Employment Contracts · glossary
The Contract’s name for Esme’s fixed salary of £90,000 a year, which is £7,500 a month. Other clauses build on it. A payment in lieu and company sick pay pay Basic Salary only, so the bonus and the sign-on payment are left out. Contract 8.1 · Chapter 4 · see Payment in Lieu, Discretionary bonus
Explained in Chapter 4, Salary, Bonus and the Sign-On Payment, of Employment Contracts.
The salary is the one sum Cressby must pay however sales go. The Contract calls it the Basic Salary, and other clauses build on it…Read Chapter 4, Salary, Bonus and the Sign-On Payment →
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