OSAKA -- Electronics maker Sharp will pay bonuses three times a year instead of two under policies unveiled Tuesday, aiming to motivate employees to work harder.
CEO Tai Jeng-wu announced the change in a message to staffers. He had said last month that his goal was to pay bonuses four times a year to reflect quarterly earnings in employee compensation. Tai was sent over from Hon Hai Precision Industry, or Foxconn, when the Taiwanese company acquired Sharp in 2016.
