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Porsche Rewards Workers with €6,000 Bonus
Thousands of Porsche employees are to receive a €6,000 (US$ 8,750) bonus due to the company’s exceptional economic performance for the recently-concluded business year 2007/2008 that ended in July 31. The bonus that comes a year after a similar payment of €5,200 was made for the 2007 fiscal year will be given to each full-time employee who joined the firm prior to August 1, 2007. According to Porsche, €3,800 of this year’s bonus relates to the operative result, €700 is from financial transactions and €1,500 is in honor of Porsche’s 60th brithday. What kind of bonus are you getting this year?
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Porsche Employees To Get €8,600 Bonus For Record-breaking 2014
2014 was the most successful year in Porsche’s history, which is why the German carmaker decided to award its employees the biggest bonus ever. Read more »...
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Audi To Pay Workers Hefty Bonus For 2008, Bmw And Mercedes-benz Say Nein
Among the three premium German automakers, the only company that will share part of its 2008 profits with workers is Audi as BMW and Mercedes-Benz's parent company Daimler decided not to pay a profit-sharing bonus for 2008. Audi AG will hand out €157...
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Audi Group Reports More Successful Fiscal Year Ever
The 2007 fiscal year proved the most successful in Audi’s history as the German luxury carmaker achieved record figures for production, vehicle sales, revenue and profit. “We’re looking back on the most successful fiscal year in the...
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Porsche Employees To Receive €5,200 Bonus
Now here’s a company that likes to share its profits with its people. And we’re not talking about a handful of white-collar workers but about thousands of employees. The Stuttgart-based company, which is considered as the world's most...
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Volvo's Big Incentives
Leasing, financing, and paying cash? Volvo Canada wants to give you a deal. Today's Canadian dollar is worth about $1.07 USD, and says Volvo Cars of Canada CEO Steve Blyth, "We realize Canadians are looking to the US market and comparing prices of...
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