Your customer has the requirement where both sales non-sales employees are included on a single compensation template. However, only sales employees are eligible for a lump sum award.
How can you configure a single standard compensation statement template to ensure that just sales employees have a Lump Sum item displayed on their letter?
You are implementing an EC-integrated template.
Which compensation fields are commonly mapped to a pay component or pay component group? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
In Admin Center, you load a pay matrix table as shown in the screenshot. You map Attribute 1 to Geo Zone, Attribute 2 to Legal Entity, Attribute 3 to
Pay Frequency.
On the compensation worksheet, an employee is in the UK LONDON Geo Zone, the ABC Legal Entity, Pay Frequency of BWK, Pay Grade GR-08. The employee's current range penetration is calculated as exactly 0%.
What is their current salary?
What are some general principles for creating Route Maps for client projects? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.
A customer's salary process has a Final Review step at the end of the route map during which the reward team reviews the recommendations that have been made to ensure budget spend meets limits. The merit guideline is based upon performance rating, compa-ratio, two custom fields, Country Job Family. The customer wishes that the merit increase is reset to the default when the Country changes for an employee, but NOT when the Job Family changes. How can this requirement be met?
Your client wants to restrict entry into the Lump Sum field to only members of the reward team. How can you achieve this?
You are implementing compensation in an EC-integrated environment you are NOT using the promotion functionality.
To where can you publish data?
Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.
You configured merit guidelines as shown in the screenshot.
If an employee has a range penetration of 24% what would be the low to high guideline that would appear in the merit guideline column in the compensation worksheet?