Bonuses are starting to reappear at small companies as business shows signs of picking up. Last year a yearend payout was unthinkable as companies were laying off staffers or slashing their costs.
December 04, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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Bonuses are starting to reappear at small companies as business shows signs of picking up.
Many companies had to eliminate employee bonuses last year as cash flow dwindled and banks began cutting or even shutting down credit lines. A yearend payout was also unthinkable at companies that were laying off staffers or slashing their costs so they wouldn’t have to let anyone go.
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