Bonus
3 years ago
I am employed by a OWA from January 2019 which was registered in March 2019. I am the only direct employee and all others are through outsourced contractor's. Am I entitled to Bonus for 2019-20.
Ayantika Mondal @ Prime Legal
Responded 3 years ago
A.Hi,
Bonus is calculated as per the company's policies. Also, keeping in mind the pandemic only your employer can clarify regarding the bonus.
Bonus is calculated as per the company's policies. Also, keeping in mind the pandemic only your employer can clarify regarding the bonus.
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A.Hi,
Bonus is calculated as per the company's policies. Also, keeping in mind the pandemic only your employer can clarify regarding the bonus.
Bonus is calculated as per the company's policies. Also, keeping in mind the pandemic only your employer can clarify regarding the bonus.
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A.Depends on how your contract with the company reads
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A.Dear Sir,
Entire history of the company is to be studied to decide whether you have entitled for bonus or not.
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Entire history of the company is to be studied to decide whether you have entitled for bonus or not.
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