Bonus-Penalty Contract

A Bonus-Penalty Contract is a provision in the contract for payment of a bonus to the contractor for completing the work (e.g., early completion in a fixed lump sum contract; incentive or sharing savings cost in a reimbursable contract), or a penalty charge (e.g., liquidated damages). Effort Differences between Bonus and Penalty Contract: Contractor/ Employee/ Worker prefers a Bonus Contract, but a Penalty Contract lead to higher productivity than performance-based bonus contract.

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