This underlying commission-base structure creates a bias that permeates the entire transaction from the initial training to the execution.
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Foodler was founded in 2004 by three Cisco software engineers who initially went door to door to restaurants in Boston to get them to sign up for the service, which takes 6% of every order as a base commission fee.
Understand that the legislation that failed would have required that the recommendations that that commission came up with be voted on by the House and the Senate, like a base closure commission.
Nor did it have to do with our base salary, commission structure, or the talent of our sales force.
The Base Realignment and Closure Commission in 2005 recommended closing Walter Reed in 2010.
"We have always felt that the legislation base of the parades commission was fundamentally flawed, " he said on Radio Ulster.
American Express leverages its affluent card member base to charge the retailer a higher commission on the transactions.
Chinese banks sometimes outbid Western banks because they often offer commission-based pay allowing a sponsor to double his base salary in a good year, the bankers said.
More recently, the chairmen of President Obama's bipartisan fiscal commission put forward a plan for lower rates and a broader base.
His base pay accounts for 10% of his compensation and the commission percentage he earns hasn't changed since 2004.
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President Obama's own deficit reduction commission, on which I served -- the Simpson-Bowles commission -- followed this template of lowering tax rates and broadening the base by getting rid of spending in the code.
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