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JamesT
12-05-2006, 10:30 PM
Guy works for me recently borrowed $400 from my company. On a scale of 1-10 he's a 7 as far as an employee. Had he NOT borrowed any $$ he would have gotten an Xmas bonus of $100.00. Should I still bonus him?

CO Hummer
12-05-2006, 10:46 PM
Guy works for me recently borrowed $400 from my company. On a scale of 1-10 he's a 7 as far as an employee. Had he NOT borrowed any $$ he would have gotten an Xmas bonus of $100.00. Should I still bonus him?

Why not give him the bonus? (assuming he paid it back). What does borrowing money have to do with not getting a bonus for good work?

JamesT
12-05-2006, 10:47 PM
Forgot to add that he JUST borrowed it last week. Will pay back after 1st of year.

Does that change your answer?

Why not give him the bonus? (assuming he paid it back). What does borrowing money have to do with not getting a bonus for good work?

ssgharkness020147
12-05-2006, 10:47 PM
I guess if I were in your position would boil down to what he used the money for. If he's a good guy and has been a good employee and need some $$$ because he was down on his luck I would consider it.

devilsfan
12-05-2006, 11:09 PM
Would you have given him the bonus had he not asked for the $$?

I think you should leave the $400 out of it. Base the bonus on his job performance during the year.

If he doesn't pay you back after the 1st, then sue his ass.

Stacy

lotus4s
12-05-2006, 11:09 PM
Yes he should get the bonus, one has nothing to do with the other in that respect.

Since you need to show the $100 on his W2 (assuming it's not a cash bonus under the table), cut a separate check for the bonus and have him sign it back to you and then he'll only owe you $300 after the 1st and it's all legal for the tax man.

Or if you really trust him and are in the Christmas spirit, give him the bonus and get back the full $400 later. That's what I'd probably do for a good employee.....

Mrs.ssippi
12-05-2006, 11:13 PM
About 11 years ago, I got a new job right before Christmas, like the week before. I was really excited about the job, but I was also getting married and going on my Honeymoon about 3 weeks after Christmas (my new boss knew all about that when he hired me). Anyway, during that first week of work we had a Christmas lunch and he paid for everything. I thought that was nice because I was new and all. But after lunch he passed out checks to everyone, including me. I was so shocked because I really did not expect anything. The check was for $50. Later in the day I went to him and thanked him for thinking of me and I told him I really did not expect anything. He just said he was glad I was there. I still think about that and tell that story all the time when people bitch about their boss. That was one of the best jobs I have ever had. I say give him the bonus, if he had to ask you for money he must need it. Then if he does not pay you back you can always take $50 out of each paycheck until the debt is paid off. Christmas is about giving.

JamesT
12-05-2006, 11:13 PM
OK. I am gonna give it to him. Who knew I could count on this group for a moral answer ;) ;) ;) :D

Mrs.ssippi
12-05-2006, 11:15 PM
OK. I am gonna give it to him. Who knew I could count on this group for a moral answer ;) ;) ;) :D Something is just wrong with that statement - this group for a moral anser :giggling: :giggling:

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:15 PM
What a stupid question........and even more stupid to have to ask on an internet forum.....:o

IMHO:confused:

Isn't a bonus given out to employees for "work performed"...???

I echo COHUMMER, what does him having to borrow some money have to do with that?

JamesT
12-05-2006, 11:22 PM
Gee...thanks!

What a stupid question........and even more stupid to have to ask on an internet forum.....:o

IMHO:confused:

Isn't a bonus given out to employees for "work performed"...???

I echo COHUMMER, what does him having to borrow some money have to do with that?

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:25 PM
sorry......

I just done understand the "thinking" that went in to asking this question...:confused:

DRTYFN
12-05-2006, 11:30 PM
Something is just wrong with that statement - this group for a moral anser :giggling: :giggling:
It's because I hadn't chimed in yet.;) I was going to ask if he had a hot g/f or wife that could help work off the interest.:jump:



What a stupid question........and even more stupid to have to ask on an internet forum.....:o

IMHO:confused:

Isn't a bonus given out to employees for "work performed"...???

I echo COHUMMER, what does him having to borrow some money have to do with that?

IBCRABBY Raar.

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:37 PM
no DRTYMAN.........I'm not crabby......

But come on JamesT..................

The guy is a good worker, he needs a little help so he gains the strength to ask you for it, you lend it to him knowing he will pay you back.....So why then knowing the guy needs some help and is in a financial bind, would you even want to take a bonus away from someone for the good work they have performed for your business?

DennisAJC
12-05-2006, 11:41 PM
What a stupid question........and even more stupid to have to ask on an internet forum.....:o





BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Sounds like somebody didn't get their bonus this year.:jump: :OWNED:

h2co-pilot
12-05-2006, 11:41 PM
Yes he should get the bonus, one has nothing to do with the other in that respect.

Since you need to show the $100 on his W2 (assuming it's not a cash bonus under the table), cut a separate check for the bonus and have him sign it back to you and then he'll only owe you $300 after the 1st and it's all legal for the tax man.

Or if you really trust him and are in the Christmas spirit, give him the bonus and get back the full $400 later. That's what I'd probably do for a good employee.....


:iagree: Just what I was going to suggest.

DRTYFN
12-05-2006, 11:44 PM
I'd still ask if he has a hot g/f or wife just in case.:jump:

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:46 PM
BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Sounds like somebody didn't get their bonus this year.:jump: :OWNED:

No Dennis...got mine........But then again the company I work for is worth quite a bit more than the petty **** your company makes:fdance:

Good Chop by the way...

Big Z
12-05-2006, 11:47 PM
A bonus may come in many forms--Turkey, Ham, Bucks, Company Dinner-Or Paying Back $300 Vs $400.....plus interest! ;)

JamesT
12-05-2006, 11:50 PM
:beerchug: :perfect10s: A bonus may come in many forms--Turkey, Ham, Bucks, Company Dinner-Or Paying Back $300 Vs $400.....plus interest! ;)

fourfourto
12-05-2006, 11:52 PM
$100.00 :giggling: give it to him.




My wife's been working at her new job 5 months and got a $1000.00 bonus:excited: :beerchug:

DennisAJC
12-05-2006, 11:53 PM
No Dennis...got mine........But then again the company I work for is worth quite a bit more than the petty **** your company makes:fdance:

Good Chop by the way...


I hate my job and the crappy wages and I'm so insecure with this upcoming interview with another. I hope they call, I hope they call, I hope they call. Oi! Why aren't they calling?............

What was more pathetic was you going Brokeback whinning about your employment situation. Must have been a nice bonus.:fdance: :OWNED: ......Again.

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:56 PM
What was more pathetic was you going Brokeback whinning about your employment situation. Must have been a nice bonus.:fdance: :OWNED: ......Again.

yep.....nice "fake" quote chummy.....

Does your company have $200,000.00 in working capital yet???:p

Have you cleared that "million a year" in sales mark yet:p

You are such a small fish in the world you pretend to play in:twak:

DRTYFN
12-05-2006, 11:58 PM
You two are gonna have such a Criso-fest in Moab.:jump:

BlueTJCO
12-05-2006, 11:59 PM
You two are gonna have such a Criso-fest in Moab.:jump:

as long as Dennis doesnt try to run over my foot before I stick it up his ass.....:)

DRTYFN
12-06-2006, 12:04 AM
as long as Dennis doesnt try to run over my foot before I stick it up his ass.....:)


Like you did to this guy? (http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17632) **NWS**:jump:

DennisAJC
12-06-2006, 12:15 AM
yep.....nice "fake" quote chummy.....

Does your company have $200,000.00 in working capital yet???:p

Have you cleared that "million a year" in sales mark yet:p

You are such a small fish in the world you pretend to play in:twak:


I'm sorry, you'll have to as that question to 3M. I'm forbidden to disclose company info at this moment.:shhh: :giggling:


RYAN = :OWNED: .......AGAIN.:giggling:

DennisAJC
12-06-2006, 12:17 AM
Like you did to this guy? (http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=17632) **NWS**:jump:


That's why he'll be in group "C".:clapping: