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I think you lost something in the communication... the finder gets a bonus (and
in some cases, so does the newly). In some situations, the finder shares his or
her bonus with the newly (as there's be no bonus if not for the hire).
At least that's what I've experienced...
KMcLauchlan -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com wrote:
> Humph! So, the new recruit gets a new job -- either coming
> from recent unemployment, or jumping to a better situation --
> and likely gets a signing bonus (or moving expenses paid).
> The finder employee (who went out of his way to help the
> company and to help newbie improve his/her circumstances)
> gets CHARGED a percentage??!?
