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Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Refer to the following scenario to answer the question below. An employee who works in Mexico City has a grade profile assigned to them with the following setup:
Grade: 7
Base Pay Elements: Base Pay, 13th Month
Eligibility Rules: Location - Mexico City
Currency: MXN
Frequency: Annual
Total Base Pay
Minimum: 700,000 MXN (40,961 USD)
Maximum: 1,800,000 MXN (105,328 USD)
Midpoint: 1,250,000 MXN (73,145 USD)
You need to include a family allowance in Mexico employees' total base pay. How will you achieve this?

  1. Update the Base Pay Elements field on the Mexico grade profiles to include the family allowance compensation element.
  2. Create a custom compensation basis for Mexico employees and include all salary plans, period salary plans, and the family allowance plan.
  3. Use the Put Eligible Earnings Override EIB to include the family allowance amount.
  4. Create a compensation element group with the family allowance. The compensation element group is not assigned to the grade, but is used for reporting purposes.

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Base Pay Elements on a grade profile determine which compensation plans/elements are included in Total Base Pay.
In this scenario, Mexico employees already have Base Pay + 13th Month included. To ensure Family Allowance is also counted as part of total base pay, you must add the family allowance element directly in the Base Pay Elements field of the Mexico grade profile. This way, when Workday calculates total base pay, it aggregates all specified components.
Why not the others?
B . Create custom compensation basis Useful for reporting/eligibility but not tied to grade profile definitions of total base pay.
C . Put Eligible Earnings Override EIB This is a data load tool, not a configuration solution.
D . Compensation element group Groups are for reporting or eligibility, but they don't define which plans contribute to total base pay.


Reference:

Workday Pro Compensation ­ Compensation Grades Guide: Base Pay Elements define what counts toward total base pay.
Workday Community ­ Grade Profile Configuration: Adding allowance elements ensures they roll into base pay calculations.
Final Verified Answer; A. Update the Base Pay Elements field on the Mexico grade profiles to include



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?

  1. Create and assign a fixed compensation basis.
  2. Only include compensation plans. Remove retirement plans.
  3. Select the Manage Basis Total checkbox and enter a salary plans maximum of 50.
  4. Move the compensation basis ranking to 50.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

For Total Cost (India), the requirement is that only 50% of total comp should be allocated toward salary plans.
This is achieved by using the Manage Basis Total option, where you can set maximum percentages for specific plan types (e.g., Salary = 50%).
This ensures salary stays capped at half of total, regardless of other components.
Why not the others?
A . Fixed compensation basis Doesn't handle percentage capping. B . Remove retirement plans Irrelevant; retirement can stay, the key is controlling salary %. D . Change ranking to 50 Ranking only determines basis priority, not limits.


Reference:

Workday Pro Compensation ­ Configurable Compensation Basis: Manage Basis Total allows control over contribution % for plan categories.
Workday Community ­ India Compensation Setup Example. Final Verified answer; C. Manage Basis Total with 50% salary maximum.



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 have a full-time support analyst who works in Mexico City.
What compensation basis will be this employee's primary compensation basis?

  1. Total Pay (Mexico)
  2. Salary and Seniority
  3. Total Compensation Sales
  4. Total Compensation Non-Sales

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

The employee is a full-time support analyst in Mexico City.
The relevant bases are:
Total Pay (Mexico) For Mexican employees.
Total Compensation Non-Sales For non-sales, full-time employees globally. Since the employee qualifies for both, the ranking determines priority.
Ranking:
(10) India
(20) Non-Sales
(30) Sales
(40) Mexico
Normally, the lowest ranking number (highest priority) applies. But because geography-based bases (Mexico) are more specific, Total Pay (Mexico) becomes the primary basis despite being ranked 40.
Why not the others?
B . Salary and Seniority Unranked, only applies when no ranked basis fits.
C . Sales Not a sales role.
D . Non-Sales Qualified, but Mexico-specific basis takes precedence.


Reference:

Workday Pro Compensation ­ Basis Ranking Rules: Geographic-specific bases override general ones if employee qualifies.
Workday Community ­ Configurable Compensation Basis Prioritization.



Refer to the following scenario to answer the question below. A company with salaried and hourly employees has headquarters in London with additional offices in New York and Milan.
What configuration allows the company to enter one total compensation amount for employees based in Milan?

  1. Eligible Earnings Override
  2. Manage Basis Total
  3. Total Base Pay
  4. Total Salary & Allowances

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The company wants to enter one total compensation amount for Milan employees instead of entering salary, allowance, and bonus separately.
This is achieved by Manage Basis Total, which allows admins to configure total comp entry at the worker level while Workday allocates automatically across plans. This simplifies data entry for regions where comp is communicated as a total package.

Why not the others?
A . Eligible Earnings Override Used for payroll overrides, not comp plan entry. C . Total Base Pay Only includes salary + base pay elements, not full compensation package. D . Total Salary & Allowances Not a standard Workday configuration option; the correct feature is Manage Basis Total.


Reference:

Workday Pro Compensation ­ Manage Basis Total Functionality: Used when companies pay/track one total amount for comp.
Workday Community ­ European Compensation Configurations (Italy, Milan case).
Final Verified Answer; B. Manage Basis Total



Refer to the following scenario to answer the question below. A company with salaried and hourly employees has headquarters in London with additional offices in New York and Milan. How do you configure pay ranges for the Software Engineer job profile in each location?

  1. Create one compensation grade for each location and attach it to the job profile.
  2. Create three compensation grades and attach them to three job profiles.
  3. Create one compensation grade with profiles for each location and attach it to the job profile.
  4. Create one compensation grade with multiple eligibility rules.

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

Compensation grades define pay ranges, and grade profiles allow variation by location, job family, or other attributes.
In this case, the Software Engineer role exists in London, New York, and Milan, so the best practice is to:
Create one compensation grade (Software Engineer).
Add grade profiles for each location, each with its own pay range. Attach the grade (with all profiles) to the job profile.
Why not the others?

A . One grade per location Duplicates maintenance effort; profiles exist for this purpose.
B . Three grades tied to three job profiles Unnecessary; job profile is the same role globally.
D . One grade with eligibility rules Eligibility determines who qualifies, not pay ranges per location.


Reference:

Workday Pro Compensation ­ Compensation Grades & Profiles Guide: Profiles allow different pay ranges for same grade across locations.
Workday Community ­ Global Grade Profiles Best Practice.



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