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Question 1
March 2000
| Question 1. Does your company have a sign-on bonus program? |
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Yes
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No
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Respondents |
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60%
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40%
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718
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| Question 2. Does your company award sign-on bonuses to the following positions? |
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Yes
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No
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| Upper Mgmt. |
83%
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17%
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373
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| Middle Mgmt. |
80%
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20%
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373
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| Supervisors |
53%
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47%
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373
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| Professional Staff |
73%
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27%
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373
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| Technical Staff |
74%
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26%
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373
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| Clerical Staff |
10%
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90%
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373
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| Other Staff |
10%
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90%
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373
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QM02 Text file
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| Question 3. The sign-on bonus is awarded as which of the following? |
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Flat dollar Amount
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% of base pay
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Combination
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84%
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3%
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13%
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| Question 4. Do you split the pay-out so part of the award is given upon hire and reminder after a set period of time? |
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Yes
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No
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40%
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61%
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| Question 5. Does the employee forfeit or payback the bonus if they voluntarily leave within the following time frame? |
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First 3 months
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First 6 months
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First year
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Varies
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No forft/payback
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| Upper Mgmt. |
4%
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5%
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32%
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27%
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32%
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| Middle Mgmt. |
4%
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7%
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35%
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24%
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31%
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| Supervisors |
3%
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6%
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37%
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22%
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34%
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| Professional Staff |
3%
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5%
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37%
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24%
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31%
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| Technical Staff |
4%
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6%
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33%
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27%
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30%
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| Clerical Staff |
1%
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9%
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25%
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21%
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44%
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| Other Staff |
3%
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5%
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26%
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26%
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40%
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| Question 6. In general, what is the amount paid in a sign-on bonus for the following positions: |
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< $1,000
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$1,000-$4,999
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$5,000-$9,999
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$10,000+
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| Upper Mgmt. |
2%
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11%
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20%
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67%
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| Middle Mgmt. |
1%
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29%
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51%
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19%
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| Supervisors |
3%
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61%
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31%
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4%
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| Professional Staff |
3%
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58%
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33%
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6%
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| Technical Staff |
4%
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58%
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31%
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6%
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| Clerical Staff |
44%
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54%
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3%
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0%
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| Other Staff |
30%
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50%
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17%
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4%
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| Question 7. Do you feel that your sign-on bonus program is helping with your company's attraction issues? |
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Yes
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No
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88%
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12%
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