I think by employee referral amount, you mean an amount given to an employee from whose reference another employee has joined. This is not part of the salary but is like a commission. If it is not a payout that will occur regularly, then it is advisable not to mention it in payslips.
It does not mean that the commission is not part of remuneration or salary, but it is a part of the salary to be reflected in the payslips, but not in respect of all employees, only those whose remuneration contains commission as a component. This is true in the case of salespersons whose duty is to sell, and the salary or remuneration shall contain an element called commission based on sales. However, the employee referral amount is paid not as part of the contract of employment but as part of a separate arrangement.
From India, Kannur
It does not mean that the commission is not part of remuneration or salary, but it is a part of the salary to be reflected in the payslips, but not in respect of all employees, only those whose remuneration contains commission as a component. This is true in the case of salespersons whose duty is to sell, and the salary or remuneration shall contain an element called commission based on sales. However, the employee referral amount is paid not as part of the contract of employment but as part of a separate arrangement.
From India, Kannur
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