A: For foam-flocked saddles, probably not (unless your horseâs back has changed somehow, or unless you notice a change in balance, clearance, or your horseâs way of going). But for wool-flocked saddles, definitely. Saddles with wool flocking will settle and conform to your horseâs back after about 20 hours of riding.
Thus, it is every employerâs responsibility to know the difference between commission and bonus. Basically, commission is calculated based on the sales of an employee. For certain workers who are exempt from traditional wage and hour requirements, their salary may be solely based on an agreed upon percentage of their sale.
The fee is usually invoiced on the day that the candidate starts work, and the revenue is usually attributed to the recruiter in the month or quarter that the candidate starts. (This is important for commission purposes, which I'll get to in a minute).