Exam style questions across every Workday-Pro-Compensation domain
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A salary plan uses an eligibility rule that evaluates if pay rate type is salaried.
To minimize data discrepancies, what configuration do you complete next?
Refer to the following scenario to answer the question below.
A company has several configurable compensation bases established in their system:
Total Cost (India): Qualifies Indian employees and includes all salary plans, period salary plans, allowance plans, bonus plans, and retirement savings plans; only 50% of their total compensation can be used toward their salary plan.
Total Compensation Non-Sales: Qualifies all full-time employees not in sales and includes all salary plans, allowance plans, bonus plans, and calculated plans.
Total Compensation Sales: Qualifies all full-time sales employees and includes all salary plans, allowance plans, and commission plans.
Total Pay (Mexico): Qualifies Mexican employees and includes all salary plans, period salary plans, and allowance plans.
Salary and Seniority: Qualifies all employees and includes all salary plans and the specific seniority calculated plan.
The configurable compensation bases have the following ranking:
10 Total Cost (India)
20 Total Compensation Non Sales
30 Total Compensation Sales
40 Total Pay (Mexico)
Salary and Seniority is unranked
You must ensure Indian employees keep their salary plans at 50% of their total amount. What should you configure on the Total Cost (India) Compensation Basis?
A company wants to create a compensation basis for their sales team. This basis should include:
Base salary
Monthly commission earnings
Quarterly bonus plan
How should they configure this compensation basis?
What report allows you to view the compensation components that the worker is assigned and eligible for, unassigned and eligible for, and assigned and ineligible for?
A company needs a $500 monthly car allowance for its sales team, paid as a flat amount. The allowance should only be for employees in the Sales job family.
How should you configure this allowance plan?
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
One of the compensation administrators has made changes to the eligibility rule for the Sales and Australian plan profile, removing Sales employees. What impact will changing this eligibility rule have?
