**Principal investigator:** **Genevieve Pham-Kanter** **Sample size:** 2729 **Field period:** 5/10/2010-11/3/2010 **Hypotheses** 1. Is there discrimination against overweight workers in bonus allocations? 2. Is there discrimination against overweight workers in promotion decisions? 3. Are overweight workers additionally penalized when they perform less well than other workers? 4. Do women experience greater weight penalties than men? **Experimental Manipulations** 1. Apparent weight status of worker 2. Gender of worker 3. Performance rating of worker **Outcomes** 1. Bonus allocations 2. Promotion probabilities **Summary of Results** In this study, I look at whether individuals treat overweight workers differently from slender workers in compensation decisions. I find that, conditional on having the same average performance ratings, overweight workers are allocated 5% less in bonuses and are 2 percentage points less likely to be recommended for promotions. In contrast to previous research, I find that men and women are equally penalized for being overweight.