Define difference between salary and incentive..
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Answer / amrit singh
Salary is need oriented
Incentives are motivation oriented
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Answer / nagendr
salary is a payment we receiving monthly it is a fixed amount for every month
incentive is a motivational component witch linked salary indirectly and it is depend on employee performance either employee performance is good he/she got incentive otherwise
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Answer / sudesh
incentive is nothing but complementary prize or reward given by a company to their employees.where as salary is fixed amount given whether we are working or not it doesn't matter we ll get our regular salary..incentive is givenonly for the best worker just to motivate them.
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Answer / lisa
Salary is your base pay employee receive as long as they remain in the job.This salary is paid to employees , regardless of the actual number of hours worked.
Incentive is is to show appreciation when employees go the extra ...
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Answer / subhash
incentive is like motivational financial reward but salary
is the compensation for redered service
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