A compensation partner runs the Employee Compensation Step Progression Audit report and notices seven employees listed on the report.
What should you do?
For the past four years, your company offered employees a $3,000 annual housing allowance plan. The company wants to increase this plan to $3,500 annually and make sure the existing employees on the plan get the new amount granted to them.
How would you make this change so that new and existing employees receive the new amount?
Refer to the following scenario to answer the question below.
A company pays its employees a monthly allowance. Plan targets are dependent on plan profile eligibility rules. There are 100 different types of plan profiles, each with a specific target amount for the eligible population. Sample plan profile eligibility criteria include:
Job Family = Human Resources $50 USD
Job Family = Sales $70 USD
Job Family and Country = Human Resources / Australia $78 AUD
Job Family and Country = Sales / Australia $110 AUD
The HR administrator has made some changes to the Sales job family. The job family now contains the job profile Sales Analyst. When accessing the Employee Compensation Audit report, what column will highlight the allowance plan for the Sales Analyst?
While creating an offer, you realize that default compensation configured on the job requisition is defaulting on the offer. The location is changing, which may impact the candidate's eligibility to certain compensation elements.
How can you ensure that Workday runs eligibility rules during the Offer business process even when default compensation exists on the job requisition?
Airplane pilots receive a base salary as compensation. They also receive compensation based on the number of kilometers flown. The more they fly, the more they get paid. You need to create a plan to show estimated wages based on kilometers flown to include in an offer letter. What type of plan should you create?