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commission plan

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun commission plan has 1 sense
  1. commission plan - a municipal government that combines legislative and executive authority in the members of a commission
    --1 is a kind of
    municipal government

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Commission Plan

A commission plan refers to a strategy or arrangement by which individuals or businesses earn a percentage or fixed amount of money as compensation for successfully completing a sale or achieving specific goals.

Meanings:

Noun:

1. A payment structure that provides incentives to salespeople or employees based on their performance and the amount of sales they generate.

2. A formal agreement or contract outlining the terms and conditions under which an agent or representative earns commission.

Verb:

1. To establish or devise a strategy for compensating individuals or employees based on sales performance or other goals.

Examples:

As a noun:

1. The company offers an attractive commission plan to motivate its sales team.

2. She earned a significant amount through the commission plan by closing several high-value deals.

As a verb:

1. The manager commissioned a new sales plan to increase productivity.

2. They have commissioned an innovative commission plan to encourage agents to exceed their targets.

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