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A retention incentive of up to 25% of annual basic pay may be offered to a current employee who has unusually high or unique qualifications or when the organization has a special need for the services of an employee, and who may leave the Federal Service in the absence of an incentive, making retention of the employee
Its usually a pretty generous amount around 10 to 30% of the employees salary. Unlike a performance-based employee bonus program, the goal of a retention incentive is to reduce turnover. These bonuses can be paid out in a lump sum or installments during the agreed-upon time frame.
A retention bonus is a lump sum paid to the employee by a company in exchange for the employee agreeing to remain on board until a specific date or upon achieving a particular milestone. Usually, retention bonuses are sizable amounts of money, ranging from 10% to 25% of an employees base pay.
The retention incentive rate may not exceed 25 percent of an employees rate of basic pay, if authorized for an individual employee, or 10 percent of an employees rate of basic pay, if authorized for a group or category of employees. With OPM approval, this cap may be increased to 50 percent in certain circumstances.
The obvious benefit for a retained employee is the financial incentive, which can be up to 15% of their annual base compensation. Agreeing to a retention bonus arrangement also has a positive impact on the relationship between an employee and a company.
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A retention bonus is an amount of money (a lump sum) that is paid to the employee from the company, in exchange for the employee staying for an agreed period of time. It is paid one-time and usually is a significant percentage (20-30%) of the base pay of the employee.
Reimbursement agreement: Should a retention bonus be paid in periodic installments, an agreement may require the employee to repay the company for previously received retention bonus payments should the employee leave before the final payment.

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