enlistment bonus
Military recruitment reward
An enlistment bonus is money paid to someone who signs up for military service, typically offered to attract recruits to branches, specialties, or roles facing shortages.
The amount varies based on commitment length, job assignment, and current recruiting needs: She joined the Army for the $20,000 enlistment bonus.
Also called a signing bonus.
- sign on the dotted lineFormally commit to agreement
- service agreementTerms governing provided work
- salary adjustmentChange in compensation amount
- recruitment campaignsOrganized efforts to attract employees
- sworn inFormally bound by oath
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