20-279 20-279 . . . Incentive Bonus Plan under which committee of Board of Directors annually awards bonuses to employees of corporation and its subsidiaries and affiliates based on positions of individual employees within corporation and corporation's return on equity for that fiscal year. The target bonus for each fiscal year consists of participant's base compensation for such fiscal year multiplied by target bonus percentage as determined by committee. The earned bonus for each participant equals 100% of his target bonus if corporation achieves 13% return on equity for such fiscal year. If corporation achieves more or less than 13% return on equity, percentage of target bonus is increased or decreased accordingly. The amount of annual bonus is paid in cash, except that for junior and senior executives, 30% of such award is payable in shares of restricted common stock
Title: South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan: Comprehensive Overview and Attachments Description: The South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan is a structured compensation program specifically designed to reward employees within organizations operating in South Dakota. This detailed plan outlines the criteria, guidelines, and provisions related to the annual incentive bonus provided to employees, with the objective of fostering employee motivation, productivity, and overall organizational success. Attachments: 1. South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan Policy Document 2. Bonus Calculation Methodology Spreadsheet 3. Sample Performance Metrics and Goals 4. Employee Communication Materials and Guidelines 5. Bonus Distribution Schedule Template Types of South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plans: 1. Performance-Based Bonus Plan: This plan focuses on rewarding employees based on their individual, team, or departmental performance metrics. It provides a clear framework for setting goals and targets, performance evaluation, and subsequent bonus calculation. 2. Profit-Sharing Bonus Plan: Designed to align employee incentives with the financial success of the organization, this plan distributes bonuses based on the company's overall profits or specific financial milestones. It promotes a sense of shared ownership and encourages employees to contribute to the organization's profitability. 3. Sales Incentive Bonus Plan: Primarily applicable to sales-focused roles, this plan is specifically tailored to motivate and reward employees based on their sales achievements. It typically includes commission structures, sales leaderboard rankings, and other performance-driven incentives. 4. Team-Based Bonus Plan: Ideal for fostering collaboration and teamwork, this plan emphasizes collective efforts rather than individual accomplishments. Bonuses are distributed based on team performance or the achievement of mutual goals, encouraging employees to work together towards shared objectives. 5. Special Recognition Bonus Plan: This plan recognizes exceptional contributions, outstanding performance, or significant achievements by individual employees. It aims to acknowledge and reward employees for their remarkable dedication, innovation, or extraordinary efforts beyond regular expectations. Note: The South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan may vary across organizations, reflecting their specific objectives, industry norms, or organizational culture. Adaptations, amendments, or combinations of the above types may exist to suit individual company requirements.
Title: South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan: Comprehensive Overview and Attachments Description: The South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan is a structured compensation program specifically designed to reward employees within organizations operating in South Dakota. This detailed plan outlines the criteria, guidelines, and provisions related to the annual incentive bonus provided to employees, with the objective of fostering employee motivation, productivity, and overall organizational success. Attachments: 1. South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan Policy Document 2. Bonus Calculation Methodology Spreadsheet 3. Sample Performance Metrics and Goals 4. Employee Communication Materials and Guidelines 5. Bonus Distribution Schedule Template Types of South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plans: 1. Performance-Based Bonus Plan: This plan focuses on rewarding employees based on their individual, team, or departmental performance metrics. It provides a clear framework for setting goals and targets, performance evaluation, and subsequent bonus calculation. 2. Profit-Sharing Bonus Plan: Designed to align employee incentives with the financial success of the organization, this plan distributes bonuses based on the company's overall profits or specific financial milestones. It promotes a sense of shared ownership and encourages employees to contribute to the organization's profitability. 3. Sales Incentive Bonus Plan: Primarily applicable to sales-focused roles, this plan is specifically tailored to motivate and reward employees based on their sales achievements. It typically includes commission structures, sales leaderboard rankings, and other performance-driven incentives. 4. Team-Based Bonus Plan: Ideal for fostering collaboration and teamwork, this plan emphasizes collective efforts rather than individual accomplishments. Bonuses are distributed based on team performance or the achievement of mutual goals, encouraging employees to work together towards shared objectives. 5. Special Recognition Bonus Plan: This plan recognizes exceptional contributions, outstanding performance, or significant achievements by individual employees. It aims to acknowledge and reward employees for their remarkable dedication, innovation, or extraordinary efforts beyond regular expectations. Note: The South Dakota Restated Employee Annual Incentive Bonus Plan may vary across organizations, reflecting their specific objectives, industry norms, or organizational culture. Adaptations, amendments, or combinations of the above types may exist to suit individual company requirements.