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What Is the Term for an Incentive Given for a Special

Question 31

Question 31

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What is the term for an incentive given for a special employee contribution not directly tied to a performance standard?


A) a piece rate plan
B) a differential piece rate
C) merit pay
D) a spot bonus

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