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   - Improve Bonus Opportunities.   - Improve Bonus Opportunities.
  
-Problems. +==== Points: ==== 
-Late Arrival: +Everyone starts with 3 points.\\ 
-When your arrival time delays the efficiency of others, not only are you costing yourself money, you are costing your associates money forcing them to wait on you.  +You can lose points from your actions.\\ 
-Careless Punch-Clock Management: +Late for work with no one waiting on you.  .5 points.\\ 
-The time it takes to fix that which should be done correctly by you, not only cost you money, but it forces someone else to spend time fixing your careless behavior.+Late for work, causing others to wait.  1 point.\\ 
 +Punch Clock Corrections required.  1 point plus bonus deduction*\\ 
 +Production Ratio below .75 1 point.\\ 
 +Improper or vague notes in both Punch & Trello.  .5~1 depending on severity.\\
  
-Sloppy or non-existant notes, not only creates opportunity for time wasted in showing up for a job ill-prepared, or spending time collecting items that are no longer required, but can make it very difficult to defend the clock time spent doing work.  As we can create a punch clock report that shows the headline tasks for punching in to begine with; Trello is where we should be able to collect more details in the specifics of the time spent there overall.  Punch-IN: Why? (headline tasks), Trello+ 
 + 
 +**Bonus Calculation**\\ 
 +100% of Bonus Dollars\\ 
 +- Percentage of Bonus Deduction (points)\\ 
 +- Base Pay.\\ 
 +- Cost of Clock Corrections.\\ 
 +\\ 
 +//Example://\\ 
 +30 All Clocked Hours\\ 
 +15 Job Clocked Hours\\ 
 +12 Billed Clock Hours\\ 
 +0 Point deductions\\ 
 + 
 +Prod-Rate: .8 
 + 
 +Bonus Tiers:\\ 
 +1st Prod-Rate: .90~1.2: 35% of billed hours, less base pay & deductions..\\ 
 +2nd Prod-Rate: .79~.89: 30% of billed hours, less base pay & deductions..\\ 
 +3rd Prod-Rate: .70~.78: 20% of billed hours, less base pay & deductions.\\ 
 +\\ 
 +\\ 
 +All Clocked Hours x Hourly Rate = Base Pay\\ 
 +\\ 
 +Point Discounts:\\ 
 +3 Points = 100%\\ 
 +2 Points = 75%\\ 
 +1 Point = 40%\\ 
 +< 1 Point = No Bonus\\ 
 + 
 + 
 +==== Problems ==== 
 + 
 +**Late Arrival:**\\ 
 +When your arrival time delays the efficiency of others, not only are you costing yourself money, you are costing your associates money forcing them to wait on you. \\ 
 +\\ 
 +**Careless Punch-Clock Management:**\\ 
 +The time it takes to fix that which should be done correctly by you, not only cost you money, but it forces someone else to spend time fixing your careless behavior, which cost them money.\\ 
 +\\ 
 +**Failure to Post Punch Headlines, or corresponding Trello Notes:**\\ 
 +Sloppy or non-existant notes not only creates opportunity for wasted time in showing up for a job ill-prepared, or spending time collecting items that are no longer required, but can make it very difficult to defend the clock time spent doing work, which reduces your billable time and cost you money.\\ 
 +\\ 
 +Remember, we can create a punch clock report that shows the headline tasks for punching in to begin with; Trello is where we should be able to collect more details in the specifics of the time spent there overall.  Punch-IN: Why? (headline of tasks), Trello: Details of the work done during that time, including Tasks, new and completed; new product transferred to the boat and instructions or notes for the next trip out to the boat.\\ 
 +\\ 
 +**Billable Time**\\ 
 +This is the key to your bonus! Get those billable hours up, improve your Productivity Ratio; you will earn more money.  We spend thousands of dollars a month for you to have a place to work and for a stream of customers that want to pay you for it, but the more unjustified hours we spend doing work, the less we can collect for it - the less you make. Be so good that you can do 1 hour of work in 45 minutes! Become great at your job!
  
  
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