How Is a Merit Raise Different from a Merit Bonus

question 54

Multiple Choice

How is a merit raise different from a merit bonus?

• A) A merit raise represents a continuing increment, whereas the bonus represents a one-time payment.
• B) A merit bonus represents a continuing increment, whereas the raise represents a one-time payment.
• C) A merit raise is based exclusively on group performance, whereas the bonus is based exclusively on individual performance.
• D) A merit raise is based exclusively on individual performance, whereas the bonus is based exclusively on group performance.
• E) A merit raise is based exclusively on organizational performance, whereas the bonus is based exclusively on group performance.

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