The Cooperative Bank is to launch a bonus scheme for its sales staff that aims to only incentivise good customer service.While the bank claims to have always rewarded its employees based on this factor, it pointed out that October 1st represents the first time this issue has been the only element of its reward schemes.This comes as the Financial Services Authority suggested that the payment protection insurance misselling scandal is partially the result of poorly-managed sales incentives within the industry.Furthermore, the Cooperative revealed its Customer Service Bonus Scheme will reward branches instead of individual staff, with a similar programme scheduled to be rolled-out to call centre workers at a later point in 2012."Many people are crying out for a high street bank they can trust and we are committed to providing customers with an alternative which puts their needs and experience first," the lender's chief executive Barry Tootell said.Jennifer Haines Jennifer's speciality knowledge is credit card changes and balance transfers.
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