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Rewarding staff: payments, perks and incentives
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Contents
- 1 Rules on financial rewards for staff
- 2 Awarding bonus payments to staff: expert advice
- 3 Can the school budget be used to fund non-financial 'perks'?
- 4 Using the voluntary/private fund to pay for 'perks'
- 5 Asking staff to contribute to a central fund
- 6 Paying new teachers' rent through their salaries: tax considerations
- 7 Case study from a teaching school: staff package
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