Bonus used in a sentence

Bonus in a sentence as a noun

It's an added bonus on top of design.

As a second year, base and expected bonus each receive a $10k bump.

I was denied because in order to get the bonus I had to have been there since July 1st.

I qualified for well above the normal bonus.

The co-founders claimed I had acted in bad faith and asked for the moving bonus back.

They gave me 3% equity, a $10k moving bonus, $15k for the company, and a $75k/year salary.

Analysts are ranked on a bell curve against each other, and bonus payouts among them are a zero-sum game.

Keeping interfaces as simple and legible as possible is a huge bonus.• Remove distractions from your transactional webpages.

Wozniak did not learn about the actual bonus until ten years later, but said that if Jobs had told him about it and had said he needed the money, Wozniak would have given it to him.

The youngest billionaire in Houston right now made his fortune from Enron: he was a trader of energy derivatives and after making the company some $75 million one year he was awarded about an $8M bonus.

Market rate at a bulge bracket firm for a first year analyst is $10k signing bonus, $70k base salary, and anywhere from $0 to ~$85k in bonus, though typically bonus is in the $55k - $75k range, depending on individual, group, and bank performance.

I was given a pay cut, ostensibly to keep the lights on, prettied-up with a new contact saying if after a year they were still in business I'd get my salary restored, but a major bonus if they reach profitability or were bought out within a year.

Analysts subtly dropping hints to senior bankers about how much harder they're working than the other analysts, both in an effort to get staffing diverted away from themselves and because analysts all get ranked against each other at the end of the year, which determines their bonus.