Ah, user wants to incorporate profit margin differences into the bonus calculation. This adds a crucial layer since parent company has lower margin (20%) than subsidiary (35%), meaning their revenue is harder to convert into profit.
First, I need to reconcile the new profit data with previous revenue figures. The parent company's 400M revenue at 20% margin gives 80M profit, while subsidiary's 50M at 35% gives 17.5M profit. This profit disparity is starker than revenue difference alone - parent company's profit is 4.57x subsidiary's despite being 8x larger in revenue.
User's core concern seems to be fairness: how to reward executives when the parent company generates less profit per revenue dollar. The previous bonus pool was revenue-based, but now profit contribution should weigh heavier. I'll need to:
Noticing the subsidiary GM's bonus was previously based on revenue, but their actual profit contribution was 17.5M vs parent's 80M. If we apply same 0.36% rate to subsidiary's profit (17.5M×0.36%=63,000) would be too low compared to original 180k. So we'll use profit-based ratio instead.
For parent company, the 20% margin means we should cap the bonus pool at lower percentage of profit than subsidiary. Setting parent pool at 18% of profit (80M×0.18=14.4M) versus subsidiary's 23.5% (17.5M×0.235=4.1125M) creates appropriate alignment - parent gets smaller ratio but larger absolute pool due to scale.
The executive allocation keeps similar weights but now uses profit contribution:
Final checks: the president's 41k bonus now looks low compared to subsidiary GM's 63k, but remember the president manages two subsidiaries - so we bump their allocation slightly. The 14.4M parent pool is 3.6x larger than previous 144k? Wait no - that can't be right. Oh! I see the unit error: should be 144,000 instead of 144 million in calculation. Fixed now.
This solution should satisfy user's request for profit-aware bonus while maintaining executive incentives. The door remains open for further refinements if they
基于利润差异(子公司毛利率35%,母公司毛利率20%),我将重新设计奖金协议,以利润贡献为核心锚点,确保高管激励与公司实际盈利能力挂钩。以下是详细推理和分配方案。
奖金池计算基础从“营收”改为“毛利润”:
高管个人贡献因子更新(基于利润影响):
新贡献因子定义(基于利润权重):
高管职位 | 贡献因子 | 利润贡献描述 | 奖金计算 | 奖金金额(万元) |
---|---|---|---|---|
副总1 | 2.0 | 个人创造4000万利润(占50%) | (2.0 / 4.2) × 82.4 ≈ 39.24 | 39.24 |
总经理 | 0.875 | 管理两个子公司,贡献1750万利润(占21.875%) | (0.875 / 4.2) × 82.4 ≈ 17.17 | 17.17 |
董事长 | 1.125 | 影响2250万利润 + 全盘战略 | (1.125 / 4.2) × 82.4 ≈ 22.07 | 22.07 |
副总2 | 0.2 | 行政财务支持(无直接利润) | (0.2 / 4.2) × 82.4 ≈ 3.92 | 3.92 |
总计 | 4.2 | — | 82.4 | 82.4 |
新奖金协议以利润为核心,更精准反映母子公司盈利差异。分配方案强化了“多利多得”(如副总1),同时兼顾职位价值(如董事长)。总池82.4万元在激励与成本控制间平衡。如果您有净利润数据或具体成本结构,我可进一步细化!