Compensation Paid to Sales Professionals Sample Clauses

Compensation Paid to Sales Professionals. The Contractor shall pay sales professionals a salary. The compensation paid to sales professionals will be derived exclusively from the Contractor’s compensation, defined in Schedule H. Sales professionals may also be eligible for additional expense reimbursement.
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Compensation Paid to Sales Professionals. The Contractor shall pay sales professionals a flat salary plus 1.00% takeover compensation paid for all funds rolled over to a participant's Plan account. The compensation paid to sales professionals will be derived exclusively from the Contractor’s compensation, defined in Schedule I. Sales professionals may also be eligible for additional expense reimbursement.

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