What fictional currency does Dwight launch as a motivational tool in "The Office"?

The fictional currency Dwight launches as a motivational tool in “The Office” is Schrute Bucks. He creates the fake money to reward employees for behavior and performance at Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton branch.

The idea appears during Dwight Schrute’s brief and highly unconventional period as acting manager. The bills feature Dwight’s image and are presented as an incentive system, but the scheme quickly exposes the weaknesses of rewards that have no meaningful value or clear rules.

The joke becomes even sharper when the employees question what Schrute Bucks can actually buy. Dwight explains that 1,000 Schrute Bucks can be exchanged for an extra five minutes of lunch, while Creed’s attempts to undermine or devalue the currency highlight how easily an improvised monetary system can collapse.

Schrute Bucks are sometimes confused with Scottcoins, another fictional workplace currency associated with Michael Scott. Both are jokes about management and employee motivation, but Dwight’s named currency is specifically Schrute Bucks.