Profit Sharing Between Employer And Employee a Study in the Evolution of the W
Profit Sharing Between Employer And Employee a Study in the Evolution of the W
Nicholas Paine Gilman
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" The Saxon-Bohemian Steamboat Company, in its report for 1886-87, gives the particulars of a direct division of profits among its officers and employees for the first time. Previously it had contributed 3 per cent, of the profits to support a pension fund ; in 1886-87 it declared a dividend of another 3 per cent, as a bonus to the servants of the com- pany. The rules were altered to provide that, before an- nouncing a dividend to stockholders, the above 3 per cent. For the pension fund, and an... amount up to 3 per cent, for a bonus, should be deducted from the net profits. In 1886-87 the stockholders' dividend was 18 per cent. , and the bonus was over 6, 000 marks. ^ The Suez Canal Company established a system of participation in 1865, when it began operations. Sixty employees at Paris, and several hundred agents in Egypt, belonging' to the administrative and working forces, enjoy the benefit of a share in the business of the company. Two per cent, of the net profits are distributed annually, this figure amounting in 1883 to 600, 000 francs.
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