profit-sharing love

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The fact or principle of the division of realized profits between the capitalist, the employer, and the employee, in addition to regular interest, salary, and wages.

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Examples

  • However, there are actually two kinds of defined benefit plans—one is called a money purchase plan, as shown in the chart above, and the other is called a profit-sharing plan, which limits your maximum deductible contribution to 13.04%.

    MORE WEALTH WITHOUT RISK CHARLES J. GIVENS 1995

  • However, there are actually two kinds of defined benefit plans—one is called a money purchase plan, as shown in the chart above, and the other is called a profit-sharing plan, which limits your maximum deductible contribution to 13.04%.

    MORE WEALTH WITHOUT RISK CHARLES J. GIVENS 1995

  • Under its terms, workers would get a combination of one-time payments and profit-sharing pay that would range between $12,500 and as much as $25,000 over the life of the contract.

    New Era for Auto Industry Sharon Terlep 2011

  • As soon as management made clear they were refusing labor's request for a larger slice of the pie -- in the form of profit-sharing or decent wages and benefits -- the lines were drawn.

    David Macaray: Do We Need a Heavy Dose of Street Theater? David Macaray 2011

  • The high end of the range is based on profit-sharing payments that assume the Detroit auto maker earns at least $5 billion a year.

    New Era for Auto Industry Sharon Terlep 2011

  • On Tuesday, the UAW detailed its tentative four-year labor agreement with GM that would give workers richer profit-sharing checks and return thousands of union jobs lost in recent years.

    New Era for Auto Industry Sharon Terlep 2011

  • As soon as management made clear they were refusing labor's request for a larger slice of the pie -- in the form of profit-sharing or decent wages and benefits -- the lines were drawn.

    David Macaray: Do We Need a Heavy Dose of Street Theater? David Macaray 2011

  • As soon as management made clear they were refusing labor's request for a larger slice of the pie -- in the form of profit-sharing or decent wages and benefits -- the lines were drawn.

    David Macaray: Do We Need a Heavy Dose of Street Theater? David Macaray 2011

  • As soon as management made clear they were refusing labor's request for a larger slice of the pie -- in the form of profit-sharing or decent wages and benefits -- the lines were drawn.

    David Macaray: Do We Need a Heavy Dose of Street Theater? David Macaray 2011

  • Both parties want to see a "gradual" increase in the role of Islamic banking—a financial concept that works around Islamic laws against charging interest through profit-sharing mechanisms.

    Confidence Grows on Islamist Boost to Egypt Economy Tamer El-Ghobashy 2011

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